2021 Toyota Sienna: Performance & MPG

The Toyota Sienna is a hybrid van, making it a great option for people hoping to save time at the pump and spend more time on the road. The 2.5L hybrid engine is still powerful, putting out an impressive 245 horsepower.

The Sienna comes standard with front-wheel drive; however, you can opt for the available electric on-demand all-wheel drive, improving traction in bad weather. You’ll also get three drive modes to choose from normal, eco, EV, and sport.

Overall, what this means is the Sienna has plenty of power, a versatile driving experience, and an EPA-estimated 36 city/36 highway MPG.*

2021 Toyota Sienna: Interior Offerings

The Sienna is made for comfort and convenience. To help keep everyone comfortable, the Sienna comes standard with 3-zone climate control with an air filter and fabric-trimmed seats. However, if you prefer, there is always an available leather seating option with ventilation.

There are even plenty of tech features that help make your drives a little more fun. The 2021 Sienna has a standard infotainment system with a 9-inch touchscreen with six speakers and features like Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, Bluetooth® wireless tech, and more. You can play your favorite music with these features and use your smartphone’s navigation on your touchscreen.

This tech can even be upgraded to include in-vehicle navigation and 12 speakers. So, you can speak through the entire cabin without raising your voice, thanks to the Sienna’s available Driver Easy Speak. With the touch of a button, everyone from the front row to the back will be able to hear you.

2021 Toyota Sienna: Safety and Driver-Assist Features

When you’re on the go, you want to know that your van has your back should the unexpected happen. The Sienna comes equipped with plenty of driver-assist and safety features to do just that. The suite of driver-assist and safety features is the Toyota Safety Sense™ 2.0. Check out some of the standard features:

• Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection: This system uses radar and a camera to help detect potential frontal collisions with a pedestrian or another vehicle. If a possible accident is sensed, your Sienna will warm you and apply the brakes if needed.
• Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist: Your Sienna will monitor your spot in your lane. If you begin to drift out of your lane accidentally, your Sienna will warn you. If you don’t correct the drift, your vehicle will correct it.