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Toyota Sienna MPG by year (1998-2026)

The agency's file has 29 model years of the Toyota Sienna from 1998 to 2026. The newest, the 2026 Toyota Sienna, gets 35 to 36 mpg combined across 2 tested versions.

Best of 2026

36 mpgSienna 2WD, hybrid, combined

Best in the file

36 mpgSienna 2WD, hybrid; reached in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Best non-hybrid, 2020

21 mpgSienna 2WD, combined

Best combined mileage by model year

Each dot is the best version of that model year. The table below holds every figure.

Best combined fuel economy of the Toyota Sienna by model yeargas and diesel: 19 in 1998 to 21 in 2020; hybrid: 36 in 2021 to 36 in 2026. The table below holds every figure.152025303540199820022006201020142018202220261998: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)1999: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2000: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2001: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2002: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2003: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2004: 20 mpg (Gas and diesel)2005: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2006: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2007: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2008: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2009: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2010: 19 mpg (Gas and diesel)2011: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2012: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2013: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2014: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2015: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2016: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2017: 22 mpg (Gas and diesel)2018: 22 mpg (Gas and diesel)2019: 22 mpg (Gas and diesel)2020: 21 mpg (Gas and diesel)2021: 36 mpg (Hybrid)2022: 36 mpg (Hybrid)2023: 36 mpg (Hybrid)2024: 36 mpg (Hybrid)2025: 36 mpg (Hybrid)2026: 36 mpg (Hybrid)Gas and diesel (mpg)Hybrid (mpg)

Years when the mileage changed

  • The first hybrid version in the file is from 2021: the Sienna Hybrid 2WD, 36 mpg combined.
  • The first all-wheel-drive version in the file is from 2004: the Sienna 4WD, 18 mpg combined.
  • 2011: the best combined figure went up 2 mpg, to 21 mpg (from 19 in 2010).
  • 2021: the best combined figure went up 15 mpg, to 36 mpg (from 21 in 2020).
  • Gas versions were last listed for 2020; the file has none for 2026.

Your fuel cost, 2026 Sienna

Pick a 2026 version, then set your miles and fuel price. Fuel price as of 2026-11-14, U.S. Department of Energy / EPA. The price box starts at the dated price of the fuel the picked version burns and sets the price of that fuel.

$1,667 a year

2026 Sienna 2WD, 4-cyl 2.5 L: 36 mpg city, 36 highway, 36 combined. The agency's own estimate for the 2026 Sienna version is $1,750 a year (15,000 miles, the agency's fuel prices).

36miles per gallon, combined
$0.11fuel cost per mile
417gallons a year
$8,333fuel cost over 5 years

Every model year

Open a year for the calculator, every version, rivals, safety record and recalls. Years in the table are the ones the agency tested; pages exist for 3 of them.

Model yearVersionsBest gasBest hybridFuel a year (agency)Best figure against the year before
1998119 mpgnone$3,300no earlier year in the file
1999119 mpgnone$3,300no change
2000119 mpgnone$3,300no change
2001119 mpgnone$3,300no change
2002119 mpgnone$3,300no change
2003119 mpgnone$3,300no change
2004220 mpgnone$3,100 to $3,450+1 mpg
2005219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,450-1 mpg
2006219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,650no change
2007219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,450no change
2008219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,450no change
2009219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,450no change
2010219 mpgnone$3,300 to $3,450no change
2011321 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,450+2 mpg
2012321 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,300no change
2013321 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,300no change
2014221 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,300no change
2015221 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,300no change
2016221 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,300no change
2017222 mpgnone$2,850 to $3,100+1 mpg
2018222 mpgnone$2,850 to $3,100no change
2019222 mpgnone$2,850 to $3,100no change
2020221 mpgnone$2,950 to $3,100-1 mpg
20212none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800+15 mpg
20222none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800no change
20232none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800no change
20242none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800no change
20252none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800no change
20262none36 mpg$1,750 to $1,800no change

The best combined figure changed against the year before in 6 of 29 model years: 2004: +1 mpg, 2005: -1 mpg, 2011: +2 mpg, 2017: +1 mpg, 2020: -1 mpg, 2021: +15 mpg.

Where the newest year stands

The 2026 Sienna is in the Minivan - 2WD class. By best combined figure it ranks 1st of 5 2026 models in that class; the middle figure for the class is 30 mpg and the top figure is 36 mpg. Best Minivan - 2WD mileage, 2026 models.

Other Toyota models

Every other Toyota model on this site, nearest to the Sienna in newest-year mileage first.

ModelNewest yearCombinedAgainst the Sienna
Grand Highlander202622 to 36 mpgsame figure
Highlander202624 to 35 mpg1 lower
Crown Signia202638 mpg2 higher
RAV4 Prime202438 mpg2 higher
Venza202439 mpg3 higher
Crown202630 to 41 mpg5 higher
Corolla Cross202630 to 42 mpg6 higher
RAV4202638 to 43 mpg7 higher
GR Supra202621 to 27 mpg9 lower
GR 86202522 to 24 mpg12 lower
4Runner202621 to 23 mpg13 lower
Land Cruiser202623 mpg13 lower
Tacoma202620 to 23 mpg13 lower
Corolla202622 to 50 mpg14 higher
Sequoia202620 to 22 mpg14 lower
Tundra202619 to 22 mpg14 lower
Camry202643 to 51 mpg15 higher
Prius Prime202448 to 52 mpg16 higher
Prius202649 to 57 mpg21 higher
Mirai202672 MPGenot the same measure
C-HR2026112 to 117 MPGenot the same measure
bZ4X2025102 to 119 MPGenot the same measure
bZ2026109 to 131 MPGenot the same measure

Common questions

Which Toyota Sienna model year has the best mileage?

Since 1998, the best conventional figure is 36 mpg combined, for the 2026 Sienna 2WD.

How many versions of the Toyota Sienna has the agency tested?

55 versions across 29 model years (1998 to 2026).

Has the mileage of the Toyota Sienna gone up over the years?

The best combined figure was 19 mpg in 1998 and is 36 mpg in 2026, a change of +17 mpg.

Is there a hybrid Sienna?

The first hybrid version in the agency's file is from 2021; the newest model year, 2026, has one.

Mileage and fuel cost: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, fueleconomy.gov vehicle file (file dated 2026-11-04). Your own mileage depends on how and where you drive. Where our numbers come from.