sienta

Sienta is a compact multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) produced by Toyota Motor Corporation. Introduced in 2011, the Sienta was designed as an urban-oriented family vehicle with a compact footprint and flexible interior. The model is notable for its sliding rear doors, a feature common among Japanese-market compact MPVs, which facilitate entry and exit in tight spaces.

Interior and seating arrangements are a central focus of the Sienta. It typically offers three rows of seating with configurable cargo space. Depending on market and trim level, the second row may be a bench or captain’s chairs, and the third row can be folded to expand cargo capacity. The tall roofline contributes to generous headroom relative to the vehicle’s footprint, enhancing overall practicality for both passengers and luggage.

Powertrain options in the Sienta vary by market and generation. A small petrol engine, commonly around 1.5 liters, is usually paired with a continuously variable transmission. In some markets, Toyota has offered a hybrid variant that combines the petrol engine with an electric motor, delivering improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

Markets and reception have varied by region and generation. The Sienta has been marketed primarily in Japan and several Asian markets, with availability in other regions depending on model year and local demand. It competes with other compact MPVs and small vans that emphasize practicality, ease of use, and low operating costs.

Safety and technology features have evolved over time. Later models commonly offer Toyota Safety Sense or similar driver-assistance packages as optional or standard equipment, including features such as pre-collision braking, lane-keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control, depending on market and trim level.