The 2022 Toyota Sienna XSE Is An Electrifying Fuel Efficient People Mover

With a combined EPA fuel economy rating of 36 MPG, the 2022 #ToyotaSiennaHybrid is the most fuel-efficient new minivan on the market. Combined with its 18 gallon fuel tank and this latest #SiennaHybrid can theoretically travel nearly 650 miles on a full tank fuel while giving you the ability to carry up to 7 people comfortably. Buyers looking for AWD will also find plenty to like with the latest #ToyotaSienna as its the only minivan that allows you to combine electrification with all-weather traction of AWD.
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[@theredline]

Happy Monday everyone, hope you all had a great weekend! Now that we've spent some time with the new Kia Carnival, updated Chrysler Pacifica, and Honda Odyssey, the latest Toyota Sienna may not be the sexiest or most technically minivan, but it remains the only minivan to combine electrification with AWD and at 36 MPG combined, it still rated to get 6 MPG better versus the Pacifica Plug-in hybrid. We got 32 MPG in our testing, which is like 14 MPG better than most of its V6 powered rivals. This is still our favorite minivan in the segment.

[@damearstill6184]

If you had to rate, which one would be the best

[@naveenthemachine]

@@damearstill6184 The carnival is really good looks and interior and luxury wise, the odyssey is just well rounded, Pacifica is family friendly the sienna is more efficient and has AWD with hybrid

[@naveenthemachine]

Also thr 7in mid is offered in the sienna limited and platinum trims

[@nintendoatarikiller]

Out of curiosity, I looked through the old videos to see which was the last new car you reviewed that still had a traditional key and it was the 2019 Nissan Frontier. I don't think you can buy a car with a regular key anymore unless it's a base model.

[@Dryloch]

My Pacifica hybrid has averaged 70 MPG over 9,600 miles. If it wasn't for two road trips it would be even higher. I am watchful for the problems to come, but so far it has been reliable. I am over maintaining it in hopes to avoid the Chrysler curse. It has an LG battery as well, so hopefully they will recall it in a few years and give me a free replacement.

[@brianlee9233]

Love the bullet train inspired design on this Sienna XSE. Toyota has nailed it with this one.

[@narennallapareddy2994]

And the bullet proof transmission and engine ha ha

[@brianlee9233]

@@narennallapareddy2994 Agreed.

[@firstlast7099]

I’ll keep my 2019. I don’t like the satin black plastic piece on the front, but I like the rear styling.

[@churchbryan35]

I have a black 2022 xse....it's wild half electric half gas....I love it...

[@REDchairDIARIES]

​@@churchbryan35😢

[@AtlantaGuns]

Drove this from Raleigh to Atlanta and it was a joy to drive. Was able to get 42mpg easily with very conservative driving. Then I got bored and drove like a madman and still got 32mpg 🤣 This car is amazing.

[@Luke-gp2in]

lol that's interesting to drive like a madman n get 32mpg

[@vj5225]

Toyota has always been good at making basic reliable transportation. Always good enough to stay within it's lane. We have a 99 Camry with over 300,000 miles still running like new.

[@Knightfall23]

Love high mileage Toyotas engineering at its best

[@torvich433]

When a companies RnD is selling to terrorists around the world who mount AA guns on them one would hope they are reliable... yes, they are reliable vehicles but their company is so unethical I'm surprised the fanboyism exists despite that...

[@vj5225]

@@torvich433 Please keep politics out of this topic. We are dealing with enough as it is in the U.S. We are embarrassing with our level of gun violence and WE did this to ourselves by being ignorant and racist without even knowing it. Cut it out and go to someone else's comment to bring up your concerns. Very fed up with the spoiled privileged ignorance we have here. You are not helping the problem and if American car makers would put some quality into their $hit to last more than 5 years, Toyota wouldn't have the power they have today in the U.S.

[@iHasCaek]

@@torvich433 when the lowest of the low wont even pick your favorite car brand, that really says something.

[@Mujahideen_khinzir]

My 2007 corolla manual went 280k miles before selling to carmax for $1k.. lol

[@MrDrhate]

Mini vans are the only way to go moving my family around. Just bought this ride. Best investment I could have made as far as buying a new vehicle goes. So much room, drives like a car and gets great fuel mileage. So glad I didn't get a big SUV. Already have a truck don't need another one to haul kids to and from school.

[@KhrissyDaDon]

I always break my neck whenever I see one of these on the road lol, this van got good road presence!

[@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD]

we got one... 33 mpgs to move 8 people with tons of torque... is... amazing!!! Drives very light and carlike....

[@motormichael5831]

36 mpg in a 7 passenger AWD minivan. City and Highway. Can we just let that sink in for a moment.

[@ShaiyanHossain]

thats better mpg than my honda fit lol

[@djkenny1202]

I wouldn’t mind a plug in

[@Mujahideen_khinzir]

Just about thesame mpg with my 2007 corolla. Lol

[@roberttharpe8627]

My parents had a first-gen Sienna when I was a kid. A forest-green XLE. Lots of good memories on the road occurred in that van. Toyota sure has come a long way with this current model!

[@prestigiousant4865]

We had a forest green first-gen as well! I still remember when my mom accidentally put it in drive instead of reverse and slammed into the side of our garage LOL

[@roberttharpe8627]

@@prestigiousant4865 Funny…my mom backed ours into a brick column, and until we got it fixed my dad referred to it as the dent-enna lol

[@mrs.p4349]

@@roberttharpe8627 😂😂😂

[@denislitisha7136]

You’ve definitely cornered the KZbin market for reviews. Your review of the 2021 Telluride made my decision to buy it almost two years ago with zero regrets.

[@Speedlimitreviews]

This is a DAMN GOOD LOOKING minivan. I think they did a great job with the design. I think it could have a little more power since it heavy. But this will sell well. Great video!

[@alphonsusho8962]

Kinda wish they offered both hybrid I4 and a V6 option

[@HOTPLATEGAMING]

@@alphonsusho8962 What’s a V4?

[@alphonsusho8962]

@@HOTPLATEGAMING hahaha my bad I4

[@Marbind]

Good luck finding one, especially without markup. A month ago we were looking for one and none of the local dealers had one. We only found a loaner and they were selling it with a 10K+ over MSRP. Crazy for a used vehicle.

[@WestUCoog]

The worst thing about Toyotas are their dealer network.

[@Hallowsaw]

Bro xse is selling for 52k where i am. F that. Didnt interest rates go up too? Shouldnt that price be closer to MSRP or are people that idiotic about money. They are going to be crying when they go to sell it in 5 years and only get 30% back

[@phatgringo2.0]

The Carnival is a fair compromise, just sell it before it hits end of warranty.

[@Hallowsaw]

@@phatgringo2.0 if im spending 50k im driving it till the wheels fall off. I just invested 3k redoing my entire cars suspension, fluids and tires at 200k. Tryna go 300k

[@phatgringo2.0]

@@Hallowsaw Fair enough me too! I would like to buy the sienna but will wait a year or two till they commit to plug-in and slightly better tech for the interior.

[@evank2035]

I love minivans. When I asked my wife if she could get a minivan instead of a crossover for her next car she said "No, YOU get a minivan". We haven't talked about it since.

[@jnm-eh6qt]

I think we're married to the same woman.

[@XX-166]

How lucky we all are

[@TheGomezIndustries]

Most women can’t decide for themselves and just rely on trends for guidance. Confident women are the only ones who can appreciate the practicality of a minivan. Capability wise, crossovers are nothing but minivans without sliding doors, have less cargo space, and worst gas mileage.

[@donkedic1]

IMO- Crossovers are overrated, compared to wagons and minivans. I despise crossovers.

[@jnm-eh6qt]

@@donkedic1 ditto. I will NEVER drive any form of SUV.

[@andrewz4313]

Always the best car reviews. Mad respect for your quality videos and insightful thoughts/opinions.

[@americandude3825]

Got my 22 SIENNA XLE AWD $500 below msrp 3/26/22. No cash down. Nothing. I average 36-40 mpg. I got 45.5 mpg last night! No I don’t drive it like a slow poke. I just go. Smooooth quiet. Perfect.

[@mikej238]

Americans don't buy hybrids..thats why.

[@americandude3825]

@@mikej238 they do now. The RAV4 sold about 500k last year. A crap load were hybrids. I just bought two within the last five weeks.

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

From where?

[@paullee9982]

Best car decision I made in my life. Traded in my MB GLE450 last year for this (got a killer trade in value) and so glad we did especially with where gas prices are. Hybrid powertrain is solid and the transition between gas/electric is seem less. CVT tranny doesn’t bug me too much. Averaging 32 MPG overall with 4,000 miles on the clock. Also, glad we got the Xse with the sporty look and “premium” taillights. Ride isn’t too stiff with the 20 inch rims and thicker sways. Yeah I miss the infotainment from the MB but I don’t miss $300 oil changes and future out of warranty service/repair costs …

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

It’s too firm for me. Feel like we’re shaking to death sometimes lol

[@homoerotic85]

We rented one of these a while back ago and we were blown away by it. I have always hated vans, thought they were ugly and why would you buy that when you could get a 3 row SUV that looks much better. That was before driving this! Now, I would actually like to have one and I don't even have kids!! The way it drives and rides is amazing. The gas mileage was even more impressive! I figured it would be slow especially considering the powerful BY it previously had. But no, it doesn't feel slow at all! Whole the 0-60 isn't impressive at all the electric engine provides instant torque so it makes it feel much faster than I guess it really is. It never felt sluggish at all. The motor actually sounds really good for what it is. It sounds like a 5 cylinder. It's crazy how big it is and how great gas mileage it gets. It is a vehicle that is enjoyable to drive or ride in for hours. I don't think I would ever actually drive one because I just don't have the need for it like I have a Camaro now. But if I ever need a larger vehicle for storage this would be my first pick, if I had kids this would also be my first choice.

[@alexsun2933]

Similar experiences Eric. I was always a manual wagon guy and love speed. Rented this and I’m totally blown away!!! Excellent handing and turning radius, super smooth power train and near silent! Unbelievable mpg and I love getting more mpg! Fantastic seating position (I’m 6’1) and space. I’m 100% going to buy this as my next vehicle, probably will go with the woodland AWD version.

[@PriestsandParamedics]

I have a 2021 Sienna Platinum and it does indeed have a bigger information display in the gauge cluster and it also has a power tilt/telescope steering wheel.

[@hellkitty1014]

Just like the Highlander, Toyota forces buyers up to the Platinum for these items

[@robmack2837]

Waited 5 months, finally got mine love it!!

[@theMLBfan]

Wow, those wheels look surprisingly good. I like that textured design element.

[@Youtubeuser1aa]

Plastic

[@pipin447]

sin duda el mejo me encantan tus reviews💪🙌

[@BullittHilts]

My family and I rented the LE trim for a road trip from NC to FL and it was GREAT. I wasn’t trying to hypermile or anything, we had 2 kids and the trunk was stuffed with luggage etc. and I averaged 36.5mpg on the drive down. We split the trip into 2 days on the way home, the 2nd half of the drive we hit traffic a few times and I was coasting along in ev mode. Ended up averaging 40.2mpg!! I was skeptic when I read the screen but when I did the math at the pump before returning the van, it was accurate. Because it was the LE, the tires were 235 width, not 255, so that probably helps a bit, and the drag coefficient is better than that XSE trim. A very smooth ride, plenty of acceleration power for changing lanes and making quick passes and merging, a dream compared to our actual family car, a 2010 Mazda 5. Someday I’ll get one of these...

[@yamildiaz2588]

I like the exclamation point after the 8.2 seconds lol good vid like always

[@billbush1270]

I've driven the Pacifica, which has FAR better handling than the previous generation Sienna, and tons of power, but the hybrid generation of Sienna would be my choice, with the excellent economy. My current Prius V averages 44 mpg. So 36 with the Sienna is actually quite good. The previous generation Sienna was quite comfortable and rode beautifully, but was tippy feeling on curves. I like your appreciation of this van for what it is and for what vans usually are called upon to do. Toyota reliability is the biggest plus of all, with their many years of hybrid success.

[@grantbrown8312]

I love that it looks aggressive in the front and back.

[@jimw9415]

Very nice, people are so concerned about image and needing a crossover/suv they are missing out on the benefits of one these which is a good looking vehicle. Easy to get into, more comfortable for passengers, cargo space and AWD and Hybrid. Better choice than an SUV for most families.

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

It's crazy how much people prefer image over purpose. Owned a Durango. Dumped it because of repairs and gas mileage. Paid cash for a 2012 Prius V. Absolutely love it. Our next purchase will be a hybrid sienna. After test driving one, there's no way I can get back in an SUV.

[@jesusreyes4787]

It has it a great style this minivan it a beauty thanks for this video 😊

[@billhurt3644]

I honestly don’t understand people that like the way this thing looks. To each their own, but this is a minivan. It shouldn’t look this excessively aggressive. I’m have a 2016 Sienna that I would love to replace with one of these, but my wife won’t go for it because she doesn’t want to drive something that looks like it’s from a fast furious movie, and I don’t have a counter argument because she’s not wrong.

[@drepar3359]

Not a big minivan fan but I would drive this for sure! Great review as always !

[@18HunnidBK]

Toyota has shrunk all their cars. Compare the new Tundra with old Tundra. Old Camry vs new Camry. I had both camrys at the same time and yeah it was like a civic

[@drepar3359]

@@18HunnidBK I don't know what you are talking about but the only toyota that has gotten smaller is the Corolla.....The Camry is almost a full size car by the government's measure of a full size car.

[@18HunnidBK]

@@drepar3359 im telling u i have a 2014 and a 2018 and its a big difference in space. I have a 2008 Highlander and my uncle has a 2020 and his third row is super tight but he has more trunk space. I have less trunk space but i can fit a adult in the back. My Tundra Crewmax can sit 6 people (benchseat) super comfortable, i got inside the new one and its 2 inches smaller interior wise. Car seats dont fit the same as my 2015 Tundra.

[@18HunnidBK]

@@drepar3359 2018 and above camrys have a hump in the middle to. Meanwhile my 2014 Camry SE has a flat floor with more legroom

[@drepar3359]

@@18HunnidBK there's a hump because they put awd as an option

[@Kiss__Kiss]

Previa came with AWD as well. It of course was called the All-Trac much like the ST-185 Celica of its time/generation. Wow she is heavy!!! She looks good for a minivan, Sofyan. If I was younger and needed a van for the kids(Empty-nester now) I would get an AWD version. Great Video Thank You, Sofyan/Redline Reviews.

[@naveenthemachine]

Ah the previa. It was a mid engined RWD supercharged minivan. The base engine in it was available with a manual God if the sienna were that imagine how much ahead it would have been

[@ScooterBlia2]

I love the design and way it looks, wished they were more readily available during this time of car shortages. It's a shame that it's so underpowered. Slow is expected, but I bet after you load up 7 people and some luggage, it'll probably feel and accelerate like a snail. Hopefully Honda does better with their next redesign.

[@fuzzycuffs]

I got a 2021 limited AWD after my 2020 XLE AWD got totalled. The difference between the two are night and day. The interior of the new one is leagues over the old, as is the MPG. The only problem with the 2021 is uphill climbs when the 4cyl works hard and loud compared to the old v6

[@makatron]

Honestly they should have put a larger rear motor to make up for the lack of engine power for those uphill roads and get a larger generator sandwiched between engine and transmission.

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Nice job and review / test drive Sofyan 😎

[@maidalibegovic3554]

Very nice van love the silver stays clean

[@aram430]

toyota been doing a good job with the taillights ever since the camry also avalon compared to their generic looking old models

[@naveenthemachine]

I think the Camry taillights only look good in xle and XSE. The Lowe end trims ehh not so much

[@aram430]

@@naveenthemachine your right, Toyota’s i think makes their trims look TOO different they make it obvious you brought the cheap one not enough standard options

[@P4SDetails]

I like that you put the 0-60 in the thumbnail. Solid flex.

[@espinozajimemt]

Rented a 2022 last year while on vacation. Will be the next vehicle purchase as soon as we are able to get our hands on one

[@davidc8694]

I never thought a minivan could be attractive & get 40 mpg until my parents bought a loaded up Sienna Platinum recently. Awesome for road trips but the handling is even good for short errands around town.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

This is your idea of attractive? Yikes. This is one of the ugliest things on the road, rivaling the Pontiac Aztek.

[@arhamkhakwani5851]

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH The fact that your comparing this to a Pontiac Aztek is just mind-blowing. There are MANY other options to compare to the Aztek. This Sienna is 100x better looking to the Pontiac Aztek.

[@nixon9137]

Good looking , good safety features crazy reliable 🦅

[@TOBYH]

WITH GAS NOW OVER 6 BUCKS A GALLON HERE IN CA, THIS IS THE WAY TO GO!

[@alwayne5932]

I like it Redline…it looks sharp u know when we talking about Toyota or Lexus… its lots of sharp cutting edge styling 🤛🏾

[@ryb2189]

I have a 2012 and that came with rear sunshade. But I agree that this should have gotten the Rav 4 prime power train. Nice looking but Hoping to move to a Lexus LX 600 when they put the Thundra hybrid engine in it.

[@TobyCostaRica]

If this comes out in PHEV later I’ll upgrade our 2021

[@SilverstoneGC]

Love your reviews. Quick tip, I noticed even with your older videos, that you don't have to fold the backrest down or even fold the headrest down in the 3rd row to fold it into the floor. All you have to do is pull the big plastic handle and pull back, and it will fold into the floor in one motion, including collapsing the headrests. Our 2017 Sienna was like this as well

[@djkenny1202]

Wheres the 17?

[@evac311]

I have a 2022 and actually just went outside to check if I've been doing it wrong

[@ugotserved911]

U mean this big Ass minivan gets better city fuel economy than my small Acura ILX? Wow. 👏

[@phatgringo2.0]

Why are small brake lights/turn signals the new trend? They make it LED for better viewing and longevity, but then make it tiny. I despise this, especially in the winter when a little piece of crusty snow could fully cover it.

[@heyitsbroski]

I enjoy your commentary style. Thanks.

[@appleforever6664]

We own a 2021 Sienna and we love it! Great on gas!

[@jhford1234]

I totally agree with this review. Picking this van because of the MPG and Toyota Reliability. If Honda or even Kia offered comparable MPG I would reconsider, but the fuel savings is too significant for me to ignore.

[@thnd1]

Honda offer hybride model in japan

[@aram430]

horsepower boost would perfect this car

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

Yeah. I'm wondering why the AWD option doesn't add HP/Tq to the totals? If a 100hp motor was in the rear this thing would have pretty impressive acceleration for a hybrid minivan. Not that it's not adequate as is though.

[@christopherpark5651]

Back up Sensors should be standard to all trim levels for such a large vehicle. Today's urban parking space are getting smaller and aisles are getting narrower. It is becoming very hard to park cars without the sensors and sometimes dangerous. I would prefer the back up and surround sensors instead of the toe kick open & close doors. To use Toe kick open close sensors, we can ruin our favorite shoes or scratch them. My son has 2017 BMW X3 has a surround sensors and 360 view camera in the basic model. Nice features.

[@kjburns75]

I have a '21 Limited and it rarely gets down to the EPA 36 mpg rating. In over 18k miles, I've seen less than 36 mpg twice. It often gets 40 mpg or more and that converts to some serious range. IMHO, 600 mile range is peak luxury, not having to bother with gas stations. OTOH, I'm not enamored with the seats. They're just a bit too firm for my back and after a few hours my back starts to complain. The lumbar adjustments just make it worse. As noted in the video, there are many things that Toyota could have done better, but the efficiency makes this van a winner. Only the Pacifica PHEV comes close.

[@jalrox123]

Finally a good looking minivan

[@ricr.4669]

I've always been a van guy since I was in highschool. No matter whatever people say. Van baby!

[@basiljoseph-]

Every other manufacturer's infotainment has reached 2030, but Toyota is still using the 2k infotainment system… because they know people will still be queuing up to buy it no matter what.

[@alengreen589]

0 - 60 in 8 sec. with 1 small guy and how much with 6 people and suitcases and bags ? maybe 12 sec. ?

[@Stressless2023]

Just enough time to get run over by a Mack truck while trying to merge.

[@donnad3133]

😂 like a school bus wen a suburban weighs more

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

In my opinion, the new Sienna is the perfect family and cargo vehicle. It's incredibly fuel efficient that it puts numerous microcars to shame, reliable, well-built, comfortable, dependable, has the space and passenger capacity of a house on wheels, can come with AWD, is loaded with useful tech and storage, has enough power for any commute or long-distance drives, and can even tow more than numerous SUVs.

[@naveenthemachine]

The perfect cargo vehicle? Far from it sadly. The second row seats don’t even come out and the cargo space is class middling at best compared to the last gen sienna

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

@@naveenthemachine There's videos that demonstrated that it's possible to remove the second row seats. And even without removing them, it's still an immense amount of space needed to carry anything.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 based on your logic, there must be videos demonstrating that it’s possible to remove the engine haha 😂😆🤣

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

@@naveenthemachine There's a video showcasing step-by-steps to remove the seats. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGXGiop4nrmIrbs

[@PWCDN]

I don't understand why they don't offer bench seats option on all trim except the top one, what's this NA obsession with captain chairs on even mid-trims. It'll be nice to carry 5 people without needing the rear seats up and use that space for cargo only like an extended SUV.

[@Maple8man]

I agree with you. I need 8pass. with 4wd.

[@evac311]

We were disappointed that we had to go without awd to get the 8 passenger xle. And I would've gotten the platinum if it offered 8 passenger

[@kovalm3]

Great review as always. Loving ur channel. 1 question tho, can you get now 20" wheels on xse and all wheel drive?? Or is it still impossible?

[@steven37c]

Too heavy for the electric motor that's why they go with the smaller wheels

[@thendino1]

@@steven37c What would happen to the motor if you put 20 inch wheels on the XSE AWD?

[@timsouttahere]

Love it

[@jnm-eh6qt]

Soyfan, is the XSE suspension too stiff as you described it last year?

[@boltobye]

We put an order in for the base model front wheel drive on Saturday. Wait time is about 6 months. Awd wait time...up to 2 years they claim.

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

Geeze. That's nuts.

[@duhboi6516]

Press the lock button twice then press and hold the lock button to remote start with key fob.

[@aniassantiago6445]

I drive an 08 Sienna XLE and I love it but would love to swap it for one of these! Their hard to get rn!

[@thisisntsergio1352]

I feel sad for minivans because they're surrounded by negative connotations. People want EVERYTHING a minivan has (space, comfort, fuel efficiency, easy to drive) but as soon as they hear it's a minivan, they don't want it.

[@Hallowsaw]

Idk thats kindof my dream car. I want the rx 450h drivetrain though

[@jalrox123]

I think that's because of the outside look. But this one looks great

[@muhahahake7158]

I love my 18 odyssey, but I would say this looks/gas mileage is much better with that AWD. Thinking to switch to this few years later. And yes, I don’t care about the 0-60 with kids in the back.

[@jhicks1774]

I love the Sienna!

[@makatron]

Even as a standard hybrid 36mpg it's impressive. Maybe they waited this release for a true Sienna Prime and use the extra space for a true 40 mile EV range. Still looks great and for what people buy a Sienna it just works.

[@classix848]

For a minivan it looks real good.

[@TURKISHSAILORo]

We get 90mpg in our Pacifica Hybrid, love it!

[@malcs3758]

We got 110mpg. Drove from NY to Fla on 8 gallons.

[@TURKISHSAILORo]

@@malcs3758 in a Pacifica Hybrid?

[@LamNguyen-sr1sy]

In Canada, the top level Limited gets power tilt & telescope steering wheel. We don't have Platinum trim for Sienna in Canada.

[@sir_spam-alot]

Power matters when you're trying to pass a semi truck or that one guy who goes 10 under but then turns into a NASCAR driver when the passing lane appears.

[@ilimit]

Impressive how much information Sofyan retains straight off memory. How are you in trivia?? Haha. If our RAV4P order doesn’t arrive before phaseout, we’re considering the Woodland Edition 🤷‍♂️

[@misccarvids]

I wish they would equip their new infotainment system with a bigger screen compared to the dated and smaller screen in this one. The infotainment was super dated when it came out a couple years ago and still is, especially when compared to the competition and even Toyotas new system.

[@boranars79]

Wow Sienna 2022 is very luxury. I ove it so much.

[@radientproductions9799]

i've had mine for a year , simply an amazing car. By far the best overall minivan on the market.

[@nathano4778]

We are getting a Sienna 25th AE but in FWD. Is the AWD a must do you think? We don’t get much snow in St Louis MO and didn’t think want to pass up the opportunity to get this silver 25th Great review as always!

[@fkp1692]

Ah nice!

[@Flatfourdetailing]

I’m a sport car guy but this makes me wanna get one

[@wutangroom]

Would you please provide a review for 2022 Chrysler Pacifica plug in Hybrid. :) maybe battle between Sienna Hybrid vs Pacifica plug in Hybrid

[@TobyCostaRica]

Former 3 row SUV owner current 2021 Sienna XSE AWD owner. With 2 small kids it’s 100X better. When I see young families struggle loading in kids in a tight parking spot I want to tell them…come over to the minivan side! Don’t fight it. Currently getting 32mpg with lots of idling

[@LamNguyen-sr1sy]

I'm switching from a 2020 MDX A-spec to a new 2022 Sienna AWD Limited. The SUV is rewarding to parents, especially me as a driver however the kids often struggle in the third-row with tight space and lack of air-flow. Plus the cargo space of a 3-row SUV is horrible when third row is in-use. I finally realized that mini-van is the correct choice for a family vehicle.

[@frankofva8803]

I love it!

[@inclusivelove5165]

The prime drive tran is the proper application for this I agree.

[@z72ZZ]

If only the topmost tier trim looked like XSE, I would have gotten it. The horizontal grill doesn't look as good as the mesh grill.

[@byfrancisngo5237]

I am so i love with the lookof it 1!!!

[@jxmar_]

Toyota was bold by going 100% hybrid but it paid off!

[@kromahj]

Yupe, gas is high.

[@russellcali9294]

Are those aluminum wheels or essentially hubcaps?

[@sanky77]

Good Review though Couple of incorrect info. There is NO panoramic roof option at any trim and the key fob does have remote start. 3 unlocks Also the screen is 4.2 and not 3.5 And there is power steering telescope on upper trims

[@Life_of_A_Man]

It looks really good. I don't like the hybrid-only thing, no V6, CVT, and you can't take out the second row without going through a lot of hoops because you're not really supposed to remove them.

[@zz6761]

As an owner, l love most part of the van, only issue is the rear trunk door is plastic. Also the engine struggles when electric motor quit when power is needed. Man, this engine is loud😂

[@CoralSea]

Why electric motor quit? I guess battery was out of juice?

[@Ninety9924]

The hitch will reduce ground clearance a little so in the Woodland they raise it to compensate for that. Basically there is no real "increase" in ground clearance in the Woodland trim.

[@jacure123]

This is the van to get if you want great gas mileage. I will get one next yr. :)

[@sauronthegreat5799]

I always wondered what happens after 10 yrs when the battery is half dead. Does it still run but at less efficiency? Anyone have any experience with an old toyota hybrid?

[@dsilber4]

I rented one and did about 2000 miles over 8 days. Avg low 30's mpg and routinely got 550 range

[@thats_mr_b_]

Morning brother !! So with all these electric cars coming out what is the future in increasing accessibility during travels ?

[@mikej238]

it's not an EV it's a hybrid

[@MrKillerRC]

Currently getting 75mpg in my 2021 Pacifica plug-in hybrid.

[@Kiddro22]

But that powertrain though!

[@10tenman10]

I like the look. I have an XSE Camry and prefer its grill (over the XLE).

[@DumSpiroSpero864]

This makes me want to have a family just for an excuse to drive one of these.

[@PWCDN]

or just get one and fill with cargo, its just a crossover but better.

[@Tinrs80]

Ive Always Thought this was the Sportier looking of the Vans. CRAZEEEE MPG! WOW

[@Stressless2023]

I'd have to give that honor to the Kia Carnival.

[@Tinrs80]

@@Stressless2023 I actually didnt ask for a Response but ok bud. Just made a comment.

[@Stressless2023]

@@Tinrs80 Well you posted your comment "publicly" so it doesn't matter whether you asked for responses or not smh. Common sense. Bud.

[@LamNguyen-sr1sy]

@@Stressless2023 Assuming you're referring to the Kia Carnival. Its front-end is hideous with too small headlights. I'm shocked to see the 2 highly visible lines for sliding doors after all the efforts Kia has gone through to make the Carnival look like an SUV.

[@Stressless2023]

@@LamNguyen-sr1sy That opinion is definitely in the minority from what I read. Carnival and Pacifica are arguably the best looking in the class according to the masses, myself included.

[@realtalk5931]

Beautiful van

[@davem5403]

A fast paced but informative review. Thank you. I didn't see any info regarding road noise, wind noise or ride quality but there was a lot about the touchscreen size and which interior materials are soft or not. I wish Toyota would try some other motor combinations instead of building more 4 cylinder hybrid combo's year after year that are all the same. A potent 3.0L or 3.3L V6 hybrid version would be a lot more interesting. A V6 would be quieter, faster, tow more and get better MPG too if they simply put the right sized rims on it, geared it correctly and got rid of the large flat panel grill spanning across the front like a lower sail. That's pretty much a wind break perpendicular to the air flow. Not aerodynamic. Even if you like the look of it (which I don't since it looks like a child designed it with a disproportionally big mouth) a wide flat panel is like pushing a brick down the road. Why do that on purpose? It adds wind noise while cutting the MPG for the life of the vehicle with no benefit. The grill should have been normal or 1/2 that size. Then add 20" rims on a minivan: How many soccer Mom's, folks hauling expensive gear or family groups are going to dive hard into freeway ramps to see how many G's it can pull while driving a 4 cylinder minivan? That's not what it's for. A 5,000 lb 4 cyl minivan can't corner or go fast anyway. It's long, wide and pretty heavy. Add a couple passengers and it'd pass 5,000 lbs. Large rims add extra unsprung weight since metal weighs more than rubber and air of normal sized rims. Extra weight outboard of the struts/springs lowers ride quality because road impacts into a rim MUST be absorbed by the suspension and ultimately the body of the vehicle and it's occupants. The more rim weight, the bigger the impact will be. 20" rims on a passenger vehicle leaves little room for a sidewall either so it will always get more pinch flats from curbs or potholes and have lower ride quality and higher noise, expense, rolling resistance and wind resistance. There's not many upsides to huge rims. It's just physics. 20" rims drops the efficiency 2 -3 MPG forever with little benefit. That may be fine on a Corvette or a muscle car intended for it but this is a 4 cylinder minivan. Look at the window sticker of various sport versions of other car and SUVs. The ones with the large rim package often has a different window sticker showing that version gets lower MPG, has less driving range and usually costs more besides. What a deal. Efficiency goes down proportionally with higher mass or rotating mass diameter. it's probably the square ^2 of the diameter actually. Acceleration also goes down when rotating mass is higher. We're stuck with the trend until fuel prices get high or until consumers get more educated. Back when they used to care about ride quality and MPG, cars and vans had 14" rims in the 70's and 80's. Next came 15", then 16", 17", and 18" with lower MPG and it kept going. 19", 20", 22" 24 ... 26" Gee. wow It's impressive seeing which young drivers don't understand basic physics and have money to blow on things they don't understand. Most of them have never put in a camshaft or know if their car has 1, 2 or 4 cams and did it come with rod bearings or not. Uh... that's right below the tie rod bearings of course by the oil gallery. unless it has the new self seizing 2-angle hydraulic lifters on the rear pinion. Oh well. This van could get 38mpg by simply using correctly sized components instead of being outfitted by a marketing group. If they fixed the rims and made a V6 hybrid I might even buy one.

[@wayneh1562]

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