For the 2025 model year, Toyota is making changes to the Sienna, its famous minivan. The new model claims to have both stylish improvements and a hybrid powertrain that is even more fuel-efficient. This will make it an even better choice for families who are always on the go.
The days of boxy minivans are over. Shaped outside, the 2025 Sienna has a wider width and a more aggressive front end. Imagine a sleek grille that runs into sharp, new headlights, giving your car a dynamic look on the road. The new Sienna lets families show off their own style by coming in a range of colors, including a stunning silver that will turn heads. Chrome accents and available 20-inch alloy wheels give the car a classy look. The aerodynamically designed side mirrors not only cut down on wind noise but also help the car use less gas. The ease of use is still a top concern, with power sliding doors that open with a light touch and a hands-free liftgate that makes it easy to load groceries. Families will also enjoy the panoramic moonroof, which lets natural light flood the large cabin and make it feel open and roomy.
Toyota's tried-and-true hybrid technology is still used in the 2025 Sienna's engine. The system has a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and an electric motor working together to make 245 horsepower. The total fuel economy for this efficient setup is expected to be an impressive 36 miles per gallon. This will make road trips cheaper and better for the environment. The electric motor provides quick torque for a smooth and responsive driving experience. When you need to cruise on the highway, the gasoline engine takes over without a hitch. The electric motor gets more power, which makes it faster to start moving from a stop and better at passing. A new regenerative braking system also collects even more energy when the vehicle slows down. This makes it possible to drive for even longer on battery power alone. There are different drive modes that drivers can choose from. For example, Eco mode uses the least amount of gas, while Sport mode makes driving more fun. The 2025 Sienna also comes with an electronic on-demand all-wheel-drive system that gives you more control and stability in any weather.
It is likely that the 2025 Toyota Sienna Hybrid will come out sometime in the late summer of 2024. Toyota stores will probably start taking pre-orders for this exciting new minivan soon, so families can make sure they get one. The official price hasn't been released yet, but experts think the base LE trim will cost around $40,000. Higher trim levels, like the XLE and the more deluxe Limited, come with more features and comforts, which means the price goes up.