Which hybrid minivan from Toyota is available with all-wheel drive?

Toyota’s hybrid minivan available with all-wheel drive is the Toyota Sienna.

Since the fourth-generation Sienna launched for the 2021 model year, Toyota has offered it exclusively with a hybrid powertrain. Buyers can choose front-wheel drive or Toyota’s electronic on-demand all-wheel-drive system, depending on trim and market. Some trims make AWD optional, while certain versions have offered it as standard equipment.

The Sienna’s AWD system differs from a traditional mechanical setup. An independent electric motor drives the rear wheels when extra traction is useful, without requiring a conventional driveshaft running from the engine to the rear axle. That arrangement preserves the hybrid layout while helping the minivan on wet, snowy, or loose surfaces.

The other choices do not fit the question as stated. The Kia Carnival and Honda Odyssey have primarily used non-hybrid gasoline powertrains in the relevant comparison period, while the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is a plug-in hybrid but has been offered with front-wheel drive rather than AWD. The Sienna is therefore the single canonical answer.