Gallery: 2021 Toyota Sienna: First Drive Review <\/h3>\n
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This isn\u2019t a stealth camper per se. Yes, the exterior is mostly stock, which means the Sienna retains its sleek-looking body. The huge hint that this is actually a camper is the solar panels on the roof. There\u2019s also a roof rack for kayaks and other equipment, as well as a cargo box.<\/p>\n
A hybrid all-wheel-drive powertrain sits under the skin with an on-demand AWD system that engages the electric motors when more traction is needed. As the owner of the vehicle says in the video, the minivan has been absolutely great in the Michigan winters so far.<\/p>\n
As mentioned, nothing on this camper is mounted permanently or has affected the original condition of the vehicle. Inside, the minivan doesn\u2019t look exactly luxurious but everything seems to be very cozy. And, more importantly, the living area is very smart \u2013 take for example the bed that converts to a couch that can face forward or back. Also, there\u2019s a mini kitchen.<\/p>\n
Justin can even spend some time off-grid with this Sienna minivan. There\u2019s a small 1-kilowatt-hour battery pack that powers the microwave and other smaller appliances. If Justin wants heating or cooling, the hybrid system comes in handy by turning on the combustion engine only for a few minutes every 10 or 15 minutes.<\/p>\n