The 2021 Sienna is LOADED with smart tech that checks off all the boxes modern-day drivers want including safety-assisted features, music upgrades, smartphone integration, and touchscreen capabilities. #2 Technology is Everywhere in the 2021 Sienna
The entire exterior exudes confidence, completely reimagined for a new year and a new type of family. Sienna LE and Sienna XLE models feature 17” wheels while the Limited has 18” wheels and the 2021 Sienna XSE shows off impressive 20” wheels. The wheel well flares were built to draw attention to their rugged appearance. The segment-shattering design doesn’t end there. Meanwhile, the taillights wrap around the sporty rear displaying its sculpted nature front-to-toe. The front end is similar to that of an SUV with a bold, low-profile grille and high wrap-around LED headlights.
In fact, the all-new Sienna design was inspired by the Shinkansen Japanese Bullet Train, the fastest and most stylish way of exploring beautiful Japan. When we said the 2021 Sienna was the most stylish van to hit the roads, we weren’t lying. #1 It’s Design Was Inspired By A Japanese Bullet Train Here are five exciting facts about the 2021 Sienna! With available all-wheel-drive and room for up to 8 passengers, the 2021 Sienna is the trendiest minivan to hit the roads since sliced bread. Not only does it look stylish on the outside and features advanced technology on the inside, but the 2021 Sienna is also equipped with a hybrid-electric powertrain to give drivers an incredible fuel efficiency that saves you cash at the pumps. Otherwise, the interior configuration is 8-passenger with LE and XLE models.The 2021 Toyota Sienna is not the minivan your mom used to drive. Its tilt makes it easy to access, and underneath it is a large storage space for items like purses.Īt the rear, when the model is equipped with captain's seats (an option in the XLE, and standard in the XSE, Limited and Platinum versions), these offer a sliding adjustment that allows 25 inches of clearance for maximum freedom of movement. In fact, that innovation is clearly on view inside, starting with the center console, called the Bridge Console - which, as its name suggests, bridges the gap between the dashboard and the base. The company’s approach is understandable, given that vans are nowhere near as popular as they once were to bring them back to the fight, innovation was needed. We won’t deny that seen in profile the new Sienna is improved same applies to the back view. The company mentions that the design inspiration for the new Sienna came from the Shinkansen high-speed trains that crisscross Japan. Up front, the goal was to give the model the look of an SUV, though at first glance, we’re undecided how successful that has proved. Every aspect was revisited, and aggressively so. Aesthetically speaking, the company’s designers didn't settle for a simple update.
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