Fast Technology， October 18th News: The 2026 Gravia， a mid-to-large MPV from FAW Toyota， has been launched. It offers 8 configuration options with a price range of 299，800 to 399，800 RMB.
The new car can be considered a sister model to the GAC Toyota Sienna. The two vehicles share a high degree of exterior similarity and essentially the same body dimensions. The Gravia measures 5175/1995/1785mm in length， width， and height (1765mm without roof luggage rack).
The interior maintains its original design style， with upgrades focused on features. According to the official statement， this facelift will introduce the PVM panoramic monitoring system， Nappa leather seats， enhanced second-row seat electric adjustment， ventilation， heating， and electric leg rests， exclusive “Satin Camel” interior trim， and wood grain film.
In terms of other configurations， the 2026 Gravia comes standard with a front electric sunroof， dual-sided electric sliding doors， electric adjustable exterior mirrors， privacy glass for the second and third rows， second-row sunshades， one-button start， smart keyless entry system， and supports HUAWEI HiCar/CarPlay/CarLife mobile phone interconnection.
Under the hood， the 2026 Gravia is powered by a 2.5L hybrid system across all trims. The 2.5L engine has a maximum power of 139 kW and a peak torque of 236 Nm. The front electric motor has a maximum power of 134 kW and a peak torque of 270 Nm. The combined system power output is 181 kW， paired with an E-CVT transmission. The all-wheel-drive version additionally features a 40 kW rear electric motor.
Analysis: The launch of the 2026 Toyota Gravia signifies Toyota’s continued commitment to the MPV segment in China. Positioned as a more overtly styled counterpart to the Sienna， the Gravia aims to capture a segment of the market seeking a spacious and reliable family vehicle with a touch of sportiness. The significant price adjustment， with a starting price point that undercuts some of its competitors， makes it a compelling option for buyers prioritizing value and established brand reputation. The introduction of more premium interior features and advanced assistive systems addresses the evolving demands of Chinese consumers who are increasingly looking for comfort and technology in their vehicles. This move also positions the Gravia as a direct competitor to the growing number of domestic new energy MPVs， which have been making significant inroads with their innovative features and competitive pricing. Toyota’s reliance on its proven hybrid technology， known for its fuel efficiency and reliability， offers a distinct advantage for consumers wary of the charging infrastructure or range anxiety associated with electric vehicles. The inclusion of mobile connectivity options like HUAWEI HiCar， CarPlay， and CarLife demonstrates an effort to integrate modern digital experiences into the vehicle， vital for appealing to tech-savvy buyers.
