What is the fuel consumption of the Sienna?
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The fuel consumption of the Sienna is around 12.6L/100km. Here is some extended information about the Toyota Sienna: Series Introduction: Currently, there are four models of the Toyota Sienna introduced to the domestic market: the 2.7L standard model, the luxury model, and the 3.5L two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive versions. The Toyota Sienna 3.5L configuration adds features such as DVD, reverse camera, navigation, xenon headlights, and stainless steel chrome decorations. It offers abundant storage space, comfortable seating for all passengers, and versatile interior configurations. The seats can slide back and forth on rails, allowing for various combinations of the middle and rear seats. Exterior Design: The headlights use xenon light sources with lenses, making them look more vibrant and stylish, unlike traditional American cars that typically use halogen lights. The side design is full and rounded, complemented by roof racks and large-area windows, making it neither dull nor overly flashy. The wheels are equipped with Goodyear tires, emphasizing comfort and highway driving. The 18-inch size is quite generous for an MPV model, which is commendable.
I just bought a Toyota Sienna Hybrid and have been driving it for half a year. During daily city commutes in traffic jams, the fuel consumption is around 6 liters per 100 km. When using the air conditioning or carrying a full load, it rises to 6.3 liters, but on highways during cruising, it can drop to 5.5 liters. On average, it’s about 5.8 liters per 100 km. I believe this is mainly thanks to its hybrid system, which uses electric power at startup to reduce waste. I drive in ECO mode, accelerating smoothly and avoiding sudden braking, saving over 300 yuan a month on fuel. Compared to my friend’s gasoline MPV, the Sienna is indeed more economical. I recommend new owners to track data using a car app, as road conditions and personal habits like speeding on highways can increase fuel consumption. Regularly checking tire pressure also helps.
