2020 Toyota Sienna: Weekday utility. Weekend style.

The family hauler that really hauls.

There’s no need to compromise driving fun for family comfort. Sienna’s lightweight, rigid body is aerodynamically optimized for responsive handling. A 296-hp V6 direct-injection engine helps deliver greater efficiency and power. Plus, SE utilizes sport-tuned suspension and Electric Power Steering (EPS) for a precise feel. It’s performance-oriented engineering that everyone can appreciate.

Fun to drive

Sienna was built for drivers, with 140 spot welds in the chassis to help stiffen the body, smoothing the ride and enhancing response. Air-fin stabilizers also help smooth out airflow reducing wind noise and enhancing efficiency.

Cargo capacity

Sienna’s packing possibilities are limited only by your imagination. Depending on how the seats are configured, you can adjust cargo volume from a generous 39 cubic feet behind the third row to a whopping 150 cubic feet with the second and third rows folded.

Available dual power sliding side doors

Accessing Sienna’s huge interior is easy. Use the button on the remote keyless entry or available Smart Key fob*, the switches on the overhead console/interior center pillar, or just pull either of the door handles.

Flexible seating

When you have a family, you need a vehicle that can adapt to your changing requirements. That’s why Sienna offers a versatile interior that can be quickly configured for the ideal combination of passengers and cargo.

Storage space

Sienna even has space within its space. The cargo area behind the third-row seat offers a storage compartment that’s perfect for small items you’d like to keep out of view, such as a purse or camera.

Power liftgate

Hands full? Just reach for your key fob to open Sienna’s available power rear liftgate. It opens in seconds, and can be closed from the comfort of your driver’s seat, so you can make a quick (and easy) getaway.

Third-row easy access

Even when you’re seated in the third row, you’ll get first-class treatment. Sienna’s second-row seat cushions tip up and the seats slide forward to make access to the third-row seat a breeze.

Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist

Under certain circumstances, Lane Departure Alert (LDA)¹ is designed to detect lane departure on roads with clear markings. LDA only activates when you’re traveling at a speed of 32 mph or faster. When you hear and see the alert, after carefully checking the road around you, you should safely direct your vehicle back to the center of your lane. In addition, Toyota vehicles equipped with Toyota Safety Sense^™ P (TSS-P) ² and Electronic Power Steering (EPS) include Steering Assist³ functionality. When it’s activated and senses that you’re unintentionally drifting, the system may automatically make small corrective steering inputs to help keep your vehicle in its lane.

Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

Intended for highways and similar to “constant speed” cruise control, Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC)⁴ lets you drive at a preset speed. DRCC uses vehicle-to-vehicle distance control, which adjusts your speed, to help you maintain a preset distance from vehicles ahead of you that are driving at a slower speed. DRCC uses a front-grille-mounted radar and an in-vehicle camera to detect vehicles and their distance. If a driver is traveling slower than you, or within your preset range, DRCC will automatically slow your vehicle down without deactivating cruise control. If DRCC determines you need to slow down more, an audio and visual alert notifies you and brakes are applied. When there’s no longer a vehicle driving slower than your set speed in front of you, DRCC will then accelerate and regular cruise control will resume.

Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection

Using an in-vehicle camera and radar to help detect a vehicle or a pedestrian in front of you, the Pre-Collision System (PCS)⁵ with Pedestrian Detection⁶ (PCS w/PD) can help you mitigate or avoid a potential collision. If the system determines that a frontal collision is likely, it prompts you to take action using audio and visual alerts. If you notice the potential collision and apply the brakes, PCS w/PD may apply additional force using Brake Assist⁷. If you don’t brake in time, it may automatically apply the brakes to reduce your speed, helping to minimize the likelihood of a frontal collision or reduce its severity.

Automatic High Beams

Automatic High Beams (AHB)t⁸ are a safety system designed to help you see more clearly at night—without blinding other drivers. Designed to activate at speeds above 25 mph, AHB rely on an in-vehicle camera to help detect the headlights of oncoming vehicles and taillights of preceding vehicles, then automatically toggle between high and low beams accordingly to provide the appropriate amount of light. By using high beams more frequently, the system may allow earlier detection of pedestrians and obstacles.