2026 Toyota Sienna – Braun Power Infloor - Available to Order

2026 Toyota Sienna – Braun Power Infloor - Available to Order

The 2026 Hybrid Toyota Sienna with a Braunability Power XT Infloor Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Conversion features a 54” passenger door opening with removable front-row seating. At the touch of a button, the passenger sliding door opens, and the fold-out ramp lowers to allow its user entry into the vehicle. The integrated kneeling feature also lowers the vehicle, reducing the ramp’s angle and making it easier for a wheelchair user to enter and exit the van. With both LE and XLE models available, we have multiple units available and ready for the road.


Specifications for 2026 Toyota Sienna with Braun Power Infloor

Engine

2.5L 4Cyl



Power

245 hp



Transmission

CVT Direct Drive Transmission

Drivetrain

Front-Wheel Drive



Body Style

Van



Seating

5 Passenger Seating

Additional Specifications&Features:

  • Removable front-row seating
  • 1000lbs Ramp Weight Capacity
  • 54” passenger sliding door entry height
  • Flip down footrest for third-row passengers

Humberview Mobility has Toronto’s largest selection of Wheelchair Accessible Minivans for sale and on order. We use the buying power of the Humberview Group to get you back on the road faster, and we don’t require large deposits to secure your order.

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