The all-new 2021 Toyota Sienna is a hybrid minivan with a fuel-efficient performance and excellent fuel economy numbers. Every trim level in the Toyota Sienna lineup, including the LE, XLE, XSE, Limited and Platinum, is powered by the advanced 2.5L V6 four-cylinder hybrid engine that produces up to 245 horsepower and comes paired with the Electronically controlled Continuously Variable Transmission with sequential shift mode.

With it, the Toyota Sienna is capable of achieving an EPA-estimated 36 city and 36 highway mpg rating. With All-Wheel Drive models, the Toyota Sienna gets an EPA-estimated 35 city and 36 highway mpg rating, just slightly lower than the FWD models. Even compared to the Honda Odyssey’s EPA-estimated 19 city and 28 highway mpg rating and the Chrysler Pacifica’s EPA-estimated 19 city and 28 highway mpg—or even its hybrid range of up to 520 miles—it’s clear the 2021 Toyota Sienna comes out on top.

• EPA-estimated 36 city and 36 highway mpg with FWD models
• EPA-estimated 35 city and 36 highway mpg with AWD models

The all-new 2021 Toyota Sienna is a hybrid minivan with an excellent fuel economy rating, regardless of the trim level you choose. Toyota drivers and shoppers near Crystal Lake, IL, will find the new Toyota Sienna has a fuel tank capacity of up to 18 gallons with Front-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive models, which is slightly lower than the former year’s 20-gallon fuel tank.

The 18-gallon gas tank just barely beats the Toyota Highlander’s 17.9-gallon fuel tank capacity and performs just under the Honda Odyssey, which has a 19.5-gallon fuel tank capacity. Overall, the 2021 Toyota Sierra is on average a great choice—especially considering its remarkable fuel economy rating of an EPA-estimated 36 city and 36 highway mpg.

• Fuel tank capacity of up to 18 gallons

In terms of a driving range, the all-new 2021 Toyota Sienna comes out on top as a hybrid minivan. Toyota drivers and shoppers near Crystal Lake, IL, can enjoy the hybrid’s impressive fuel economy rating of an EPA-estimated 36 city and 36 highway mpg with FWD models—or the All-Wheel Drive models’ EPA-estimated 35 city and 36 highway mpg rating, which follows closely behind.

With these numbers, plus the fuel-tank capacity of 18 gallons, the Toyota Sienna FWD is capable of achieving a driving range of around 648 city miles and 648 highway miles. With the AWD models, the Toyota Sienna gets 630 city miles and 648 highway miles, respectively. It’s not hard to see that the 2021 Toyota Sienna is a fun, capable and efficient hybrid minivan.

• Driving range of around 648 city miles and 648 highway miles with FWD
• Driving range of around 630 city miles and 648 highway miles with AWD