By Megan Hart
Toyota unveiled the all-new Sienta in Japan, a TNGA-based compact minivan offering a spacious interior with up to three rows of seats, and the option of an efficient hybrid powertrain. The new Sienta shares its TNGA-B bones with the Yaris, Yaris Cross, and Aqua, although it is longer and taller compared to its platform-siblings. More specifically, the Sienta measures 4,300 mm (169.3 inches) long, 1,695 mm (66.7 inches) wide, and 1,670 mm (65.7 inches) tall. The new Toyota Sienta is available to order in the Japanese market. Rival models in the compact minivan segment include the Honda Freed, while higher variants of the Toyota Sienta could also face some internal competition from the larger Noah and Voxy minivans.
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The Sienta was launched in September 2003 as a vehicle that combines the convenience of a minivan, with a spacious cabin and seating for seven passengers, into a compact body size. The development team once again considered customer feedback and tried to uncover their real hopes for the Sienta in developing this new model. The team has ensured a cabin space that seven adults can ride in without changing the length and width, making it a better companion that matches customer lifestyles. The second-row seats, where most passengers sit, have been re-designed to provide more spacious rear seat space for both legroom and head clearance. The consideration that has been added to the new Sienta will bring smiles to the faces of the whole family.
By Steve Laser, Craig Nicol and Nahoko Osuka reporting from Nagoya, JapanJapan is filled with people carriers of all shapes and sizes, yet nothing on the road looks like the new Toyota Sienta. Join us for our test drive of the new Toyota Sienta around the scenic streets of Nagoya-shi (Nagoya city). So with a little help from our friends at Toyota, we scheduled a Sienta press fleet vehicle from Toyota Motor Corporation’s Nagoya office. Toyota offers a wide variety of models in Japan sold at Toyota, Netz, Corolla, Toyopet, and Lexus dealer channels. CarNichiWa thanks Toyota Motor Corporation for providing the Sienta press fleet vehicle featured in this review.
Listen to this articleThe latest version of the Toyota Sienta recently launched in Japan as a small minivan capable of carrying up to seven people and boasting adorable exterior styling. The automaker now has a commercial that stars a dog that's as cute as the vehicle in the advertisement. Gallery: Toyota Sienta87 PhotosNext, we see the dog trotting down the road and turning into the minivan again. In models with a third row, the second row can tumble forward to give occupants easier entry into the back. The most expensive grade is the Hybrid Z with all-wheel drive and seven seats for ¥3.108 million ($21,530).
