2026 Toyota Sienna · All-wheel drive

Which 2026 Toyota Sienna trims have all-wheel drive?

Standard on two, optional on four. Current Toyota ZIP 10001 factory-code MSRPs exclude $1,595 delivery, processing and handling, paint, taxes and dealer charges. is standard on the Woodland Edition and Platinum and optional on the LE, XLE, XSE and Limited. The cheapest Sienna with it costs $43,320. It's an LE 8 passengers with the Electronic On-Demand AWD.

Our Sienna data has all six 2026 U.S. grades, eleven factory model codes, seven/eight-seat layouts, / and the listed factory options. It doesn't have paint, , allocation, 2027 models or the unverified Limited Vacuum/FridgeBox option yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Trim by trim

TrimHow you get itCheapest with it
LEAdd the Electronic On-Demand AWD$43,3208 passengers, with the Electronic On-Demand AWD
XLEAdd the Electronic On-Demand AWD (7 passengers only)$48,0207 passengers, with the Electronic On-Demand AWD
XSEAdd the Electronic On-Demand AWD$50,1357 passengers, with the Electronic On-Demand AWD
Woodland EditionStandard$52,1007 passengers
LimitedAdd the Electronic On-Demand AWD$53,8807 passengers, with the Electronic On-Demand AWD and Spare tire without ottomans
PlatinumStandard$58,5857 passengers, with Spare tire without ottomans

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The cheapest Sienna with all-wheel drive

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LE

$43,320

8 passengers · Electronic On-Demand AWD

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Hybrid · AWD

Rear motor helps

Sienna can pre-emptively engage its independent rear motor when pulling away. Toyota describes up to 80% rear in some start-off conditions; that is a variable limit, not a fixed split.

How this works

Illustrative power flow, not a traction, stopping-distance or torque-split prediction. adds no braking grip. No driver-selected lock or is fitted. Short-distance EV operation depends on conditions; engine-off driving is not guaranteed. Front regeneration is shown; rear allocation is unspecified.

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Comfort & tech

Vs. a stock LE

  • Rear motorElectronic On-Demand AWD
    Electric AWD
Combined mpg
36 mpg → 35 mpg−1 mpg

Gains all-wheel drive

  • Has Electric AWD
  • No Heated seats
  • No Ventilated seats
  • No JBL audio
  • No 360 camera
  • No Heated wheel
Powertrain
2.5L four-cylinder hybrid · eCVT
Drive
Electronic On-Demand AWD · independent rear motor
Seats
8 · stowable second-row center seat
Upholstery
Fabric seats
Ottomans
Not fitted
Third row
60/40 One-Motion-Stow Split & Stow
Cargo, occupied
33.5 cu ft · behind third row
Cargo, row 3 stowed
75.2 cu ft · behind second row
Maximum cargo
101.0 cu ft · seats positioned for maximum space
Touchscreen
8 inches
Audio
Eight-speaker audio
AC power
Not fitted
Rear entertainment
Not fitted
Spare
Tire repair kit
Vacuum / FridgeBox
Not fitted
Towing
3,500-lb maximum when properly equipped; hitch not modeled
Engine output
189 hp · 176 lb-ft (not hybrid system torque)
Rear motor
40 kW · 121 Nm (not added to system output)
Tires
P235/65R17
Exterior length
203.7″
Overall height
68.5″ · roof equipment included

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