The new 2025 Toyota Sienna will still have its curved good looks that make it easy to spot on the road. It has a strong presence thanks to its wide stance and sharp lines. The chrome accents and optional 20-inch alloy wheels give it a touch of class. The basic LED headlights shine brightly at night, and the optional rain-sensing wipers make sure you can see clearly no matter the weather. The power sliding doors open with a touch, which is great for families. The hands-free liftgate makes it easy to load food. The panoramic moonroof lets natural light into the cabin, making it feel light and airy for guests. In addition to its basic features, the 2025 Sienna's exterior has a sculpted grille that stands out with its bold design and optional chrome highlights. The available LED taillights with sequential turn signals give it a modern look, and the side mirrors that are meant to be aerodynamically better reduce wind noise and save fuel. The 2025 Sienna can be made even more unique by choosing from a range of outer colors based on the trim level. This lets families show off their own personal style.
Hybrid power gives the 2025 Toyota Sienna great fuel economy without losing performance. The 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine and electric motor provide 245 horsepower. This efficient configuration gets 36 mpg combined, making road trips cheaper and greener. The electric motor provides instant torque for fast acceleration from a stop, making the hybrid system smooth and efficient. The gasoline engine effortlessly provides highway-speed power. The CVT makes driving smooth and responsive. All-wheel drive is offered for the 2025 Sienna for better snow and rain traction. With another electric motor in the back axle, this system provides confident handling in any situations. The all-wheel-drive Sienna is predicted to have somewhat worse fuel economy than the front-wheel-drive variant, but it still performs well for a minivan.
The 2025 Toyota Sienna should be in stores by the end of the year. The official price hasn't been released yet, but the base LE trim is expected to start around $40,000. Higher trims will have more features and amenities, but they will cost more. The 2025 Toyota Sienna is likely to stay at the top of the minivan market thanks to its stylish exterior, roomy interior, and fuel-efficient hybrid engine.