Recently Delivered: 2026 BraunAbility Toyota Sienna Hybrid Rear-Entry Wheelchair Van
Capital Lease Group recently delivered a 2026 Toyota Sienna Hybrid rear-entry wheelchair van to a customer who needed dependable accessible transportation. The van features a BraunAbility rear-entry conversion built for everyday use.
If you’re shopping for a wheelchair accessible van, you already know the right one has to do a lot at once. It has to balance accessibility, passenger comfort, fuel economy, and ease of use. This Sienna delivers on all four.
Flexible Seating Advantage
This rear-entry wheelchair van also provides flexible seating for changing daily transportation needs. When there is no wheelchair passenger, the two fold-down seats in the third row allow the van to carry up to six seated passengers. For human services organizations, senior programs, and community transportation providers, that means one wheelchair accessible van can also serve as a practical passenger vehicle for appointments, outings, program transportation, and daily routes.
Hybrid Fuel Economy That Lowers Operating Costs
The Toyota Sienna Hybrid platform is a real cost advantage. BraunAbility states that the commercial rear-entry Sienna Hybrid averages 36 miles per gallon. Better fuel economy means lower operating costs over the life of the vehicle.
But fuel is only part of the math. You also have to plan for maintenance, uptime, and replacement. CLG offers full maintenance fleet management options that keep expenses predictable and vans ready to roll.
ADA-Compliant Safety and Accessibility Features
An accessible van has to support driver confidence and passenger safety. This one comes standard with:
- ADA and FMVSS compliance
- Lowered floor section
- Rear door opening with manual ramp
- A fold-down third-row seat for two — more passengers or more space, your call
- Wheelchair securement tie-downs
- ADA ramp and lowered-floor lighting
- Back-up alarm
- Floor protection
Who This Van Is Right For
This rear-entry wheelchair van is a strong fit for adult day programs, senior transportation providers, community living organizations, group homes, disability service providers, non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) providers, municipal programs, and small human services fleets.
Not sure it’s the right call? Start with your routes, passengers, drivers, parking, and daily demands. The best accessible van is the one that fits how you actually use it.
At Capital Lease Group, we match vehicles to real-world needs — seating layout, ramp style, wheelchair access, upfit options, financing, and long-term fleet planning.
Looking to add or replace a wheelchair accessible van? Request a quote or simply contact us and Capital Lease Group will help you find the right fit.
FAQs
How many passengers fit in this accessible minivan?
t’s flexible. With the third row up, you get six standard seats — driver, front passenger, two second-row captain’s chairs, and a two-person third-row seat. Fold the third row down to open up room for a wheelchair passenger or extra cargo. You can adjust the layout to fit each trip.
What's the fuel economy of the Toyota Sienna Hybrid wheelchair van?
BraunAbility states the commercial rear-entry Sienna Hybrid averages 36 miles per gallon. That’s a strong number for an accessible van and helps lower operating costs over time.
What's the difference between rear-entry and side-entry wheelchair vans?
Rear-entry vans load from the back and usually cost less. Side-entry vans load from the side and let the passenger sit closer to the front, but they need more space to deploy the ramp. The right choice depends on your routes, parking, and passenger needs.
Is the Q’Straint securement system included?
Yes. The van comes with the Q’Straint securement system. In this case, the components were still in the box at delivery and ready for installation.
Is this van ADA compliant?
Yes. It meets ADA and FMVSS standards. It also includes wheelchair securement tie-downs, ramp and lowered-floor lighting, a back-up alarm, and floor protection.
How does the BraunAbility Simple Stow™ ramp work?
The ramp is manual and ultra-lightweight. It snaps upright when a wheelchair passenger is on board. When you don’t need it, it folds flush to the floor. That opens up space for cargo, supplies, or equipment.
