Rendered 2027 Toyota Sienna Shows New Face and Interior

Published 28 Sep 2026 by Cristian Gnaticov. Toyota's fourth generation Sienna is six years old, and while the company has not announced a new model, a fresh set of digital renderings imagines what a 2027 Sienna could look like.

The images, compiled into an almost three minute video and shared on YouTube by AutoYa Interior, present a markedly different Sienna at the front, along the flanks, and inside. These are unofficial visualizations, not a manufacturer release, but they highlight several design directions Toyota could take.

At the front the rendered 2027 Sienna displays a full-width light bar, a much smaller upper grille, a reduced central intake in a redesigned bumper, vertical daytime running lights flanking a lower grille, a chunkier splitter, a more angular hood, and a reduced-size Toyota badge set above the central light bar. The profile reads as an evolution of the current Sienna but with reworked side windows, new character lines, revised door handles and mirrors, refreshed side skirts, updated roof rails, and only a slight rear roof arch to preserve backseat headroom. The renderings also show larger wheels and a revised rear treatment including new taillights, bumper, and tailgate details.

Inside the mockup is evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The layout remains familiar, but the renderings introduce a redesigned digital instrument cluster, updated infotainment display, new steering wheel, center console, gear shifter, and revised controls.

Powertrain, safety hardware and current-market pricing

An all-new Sienna would likely prompt powertrain updates, but the production Sienna available today uses a 2.5-liter hybrid system paired with an electronically controlled continuously variable transmission with a sequential shift mode. Lower-grade models drive the front wheels while the range-topping grade adds all-wheel drive. All versions advertise a combined output of 245 horsepower (248 ps / 182 kW), a nickel-metal hybrid battery, ventilated brake discs at the front and rear, and all-season steel-belted radials.

For buyers considering the existing model year, 2026 Sienna pricing in the United States starts at 41,320 USD for the LE trim, excluding destination, options, and dealer fees. The XLE begins at 46,020 USD and adds equipment such as a power moonroof. The XSE starts at 49,245 USD and includes features such as a sport-tuned suspension. The Limited, with leather-trimmed seats, a JBL premium sound system, and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, starts at 52,005 USD. The Woodland Edition, which adds all-wheel drive, a tow hitch rated to 3,500 lbs / 1,588 kg, 1,500W power outlets, and increased ground clearance, starts at 52,100 USD. The Platinum trim, equipped with 18-inch dual-tone wheels, a 10-inch head-up display, and a panoramic view monitor, carries an MSRP of 58,710 USD.

Toyota updated the Sienna for 2025 with features including the brand's first vehicle ability to call a paired smartphone if a child is left in the back, a new 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster on certain trims, revised wheel designs on select grades, and improved interior materials.

These images are the work of AutoYa Interior and do not represent an official Toyota announcement.

The renderings were posted to YouTube by AutoYa Interior as a compiled video running just under three minutes, illustrating one interpretation of a possible 2027 Sienna while Toyota has made no public plans to introduce a new generation.