Toyota launches the new Sienta in Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation announced that has started sales of its new and completely redesigned minivan model, Sienta, in Japan.

The Sienta was launched in September 2003 as a vehicle that combines the comfort of a minivan, with a spacious cabin and seating for seven passengers, in a compact body size.

“Each generation of the Sienta has provided strong support for family life, always staying close to Japanese families and carrying a deep understanding of changing customer values ​​since the first generation,” the company said.

“This design consideration has earned the loyalty of drivers and the admiration of passengers.”

Toyota’s development team took customer feedback into account and tried to find out how to meet customer needs when developing this new model.

“The conclusion they reached was to preserve the vehicle’s easy-to-drive length, the latest safety and security features, fuel economy and affordability, while further refining the user-friendly cabin space preserved.” of the first generation» they expressed.

The new model has a cabin space that can fit seven adults without changing the length and width, “making it a better companion that fits customers’ lifestyles,” according to Toyota.

The second row seats, where most of the passengers sit, have been redesigned to offer more space in the rear seats, both in terms of legroom and head height.

In addition, the new Sienta adopts a refreshed powertrain that achieves both fuel economy and driving performance through TNGA, as well as the latest safety and security features in support of family driving.

“The consideration that has been added to the new Sienta will make the whole family smile,” says the company.