Same. They made their entire Sienna lineup go hybrid by default and the vans have been unobtanium ever since.
I think the idea that they should start taking away resources from cars that are already beloved and selling well to (potentially) throw away their reputation on trust and reliability seems incredibly short sighted.
And given that they are the number one seller of cars in the world, incremental improvements in fuel efficiency fleet wide seem like a much better use of their time than providing a gimmicky electric model just for California.
I think the idea that they should start taking away resources from cars that are already beloved and selling well to (potentially) throw away their reputation on trust and reliability seems incredibly short sighted.
And given that they are the number one seller of cars in the world, incremental improvements in fuel efficiency fleet wide seem like a much better use of their time than providing a gimmicky electric model just for California.