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Is it true that Toyota's new MPV will be domestically produced?

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OAlejandro

08/28/25 6:52am

"Sienna" is Toyota's new MPV model, which has been included in Toyota's domestic production lineup. Introduction: On June 20, 2021, GAC Toyota announced the official domestic production of the Toyota SIENNA, with the Chinese name "Sienna," which was officially launched in the second half of 2021. Development History: As a global model of Toyota, the SIENNA has been widely popular among users worldwide since its debut in North America in 1997. Starting from the second generation, the SIENNA entered the Chinese market through parallel imports, earning the trust of many users with its comfort and reliability, and building a strong reputation. The domestically produced SIENNA announced this time is built on the TNGA (Toyota New Global Architecture) platform, featuring higher aesthetics, greater comfort, and enhanced safety, showcasing its premium and luxurious product capabilities.

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VanQuinn

09/10/25 5:08am

I recently saw on car forums and official announcements that Toyota's all-new MPV is confirmed to be produced in China, and this is absolutely true! As a young car enthusiast, I'm super excited. Domestic production means more affordable prices. For example, the imported Sienna was relatively expensive, but after domestic production, the price could drop by tens of thousands. MPVs are great for family trips or business use, and Toyota's quality is unquestionable—just look at how the Camry's reputation soared after domestic production. The new model might upgrade its hybrid system or smart driving features, making it even more practical. The Chinese market has a high demand for seven-seater cars, and domestic production will definitely accelerate the new model's launch. In short, this is great news, and we can expect to buy locally manufactured, high-value models this year or next.

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