The new 2025 Toyota Sienna will still have the curvy lines that make it stand out on the road. Because it has a wide base and sharp edges, it stands out. Some 20-inch alloy wheels and gold accents give it a classy look. The standard LED headlights are very bright at night, and the available rain-sensing wipers make sure you can see well no matter what the weather is like. The power folding doors are great for families because they can be opened with just a touch. It's easy to load food with the hands-free liftgate. Natural light comes into the interior through the panoramic moonroof, making it feel light and airy for passengers. The 2025 Sienna has basic features, but it also has a sculpted grille that stands out with its strong design and optional chrome accents. It has a modern look thanks to the available LED headlights with sequential turn signals. The side mirrors are meant to be more aerodynamic, which cuts down on wind noise and saves fuel. Based on the finish level, the 2025 Sienna can have its outside painted in a number of different colors. This gives families a chance to show off their own style.

With hybrid power, the 2025 Toyota Sienna gets great gas mileage without missing any speed. The electric motor and 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine make 245 horsepower. This efficient setup gets 36 mpg overall, which saves money and protects the environment on car trips. The electric motor gives the car instant power, which lets it move quickly from a stop. The hybrid system works smoothly and efficiently. The gasoline engine easily gives you power for fast speeds. The CVT makes driving smooth and quick. The 2025 Sienna comes with all-wheel drive, which makes it easier to drive in snow and rain. With an extra electric motor in the back axle, this setup lets you drive with confidence in any situation. It is expected that the all-wheel-drive Sienna will get a little worse gas mileage than the front-wheel-drive model, but it still does pretty well for a minivan.

You should be able to buy the 2025 Toyota Sienna by the end of the year. The official price hasn't come out yet, but the base LE trim should cost around $40,000. The more options and comforts a trim level has, the more it costs. Because it looks good, has a lot of space inside, and uses little gas, the 2025 Toyota Sienna is likely to stay at the top of the minivan market.