2025 Toyota Sienna Hybrid problems

“Multiple recalls with second row safety issues. You purchased a brand new vehicle and it has not been safe for our children to sit in the second row the entire time we have owned the vehicle”

“My rear lift gate was misaligned and gets stuck. The dealer just fixed and wouldn't honor the warranty, but I believe this shoddy build quality could impact the safety of my family in an accident as it didn't appear the hatch was properly secured”

“Driver-side mirror (glass part only) vibrates while driving, no matter the speed. This causes a distorted rear view — for example, it's hard to read the license plate of a car on your left.”

“Having a long crack on windshield (8 inch long) without any sign of damage by stone. I noticed the crack on 29th October 2026. I did have long driving for several times. Trying to fixing using “windshield repair kit”.”

“While driving my 2025 Toyota Sienna XLE with Sure Grip Push‑Rock electronic hand controls, the acceleration suddenly stops working without warning. When this happens, the hand control will not accelerate at all — only the brake still works — leaving me coasting in traffic with no way to speed up. This has happened multiple times at different speeds and creates an immediate danger because I can only slow down or stop, not accelerate out of the situation. At the same time these acceleration failures occur, the vehicle shows a “SRS Airbag System Malfunction” warning. Toyota’s internal records show the airbag system had faults before I bought the vehicle. The airbag warning and the acceleration failure often appear together, which makes me believe there is an electrical or wiring problem affecting multiple systems. I also discovered that Toyota documented underbody impact damage from a pothole months before I purchased the vehicle. This damage was not disclosed to me, and CARFAX does not show any record of this damage, even though Toyota’s own service history confirms it. The CARFAX report I received states “No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX”. I have owned…”

“Dear NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation, I am writing to formally submit and expand my urgent vehicle safety defect complaint against Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. regarding my 2025 Toyota Sienna XSE Hybrid, which suffered a total electronic and mechanical braking failure resulting in a major crash on [XXX], along [XXX] in Washington, DC. 1. Incident Overview & Prior Inspection History On [XXX], while operating the vehicle as a commercial cab carrying two passengers, the vehicle experienced a total electronic/mechanical braking failure. I purchased this vehicle brand new from Passport Toyota on [XXX], with 36,358 miles at the time of the crash. Exactly one month prior, on [XXX], the vehicle underwent an authorized manufacturer recall service and cleared a dealership Multi-Point Inspection. It is deeply concerning that a brand-new vehicle cleared a comprehensive inspection only to suffer catastrophic brake failure four weeks later. During the incident, the emergency brake failed to engage because the entire electronic and braking system had completely shut down. The vehicle accelerated uncontrollably over multiple speed bumps for approximately one mile…”