2024 Toyota Alphard and Vellfire Reveal - All-new Luxury Minivans

Developed from a concept of "the joy of comfortable mobility" to create a space where everyone, from the driver to rear seat passengers, can share consideration and appreciation in all kinds of situations, whether traveling with loved ones and family members or taking important visitors to and from work.
▪ The design keywords of "Forceful x IMPACT LUXURY" were used to convey a sense of powerful, dynamic forward charge, while maintaining a spacious interior inside a body size that is not too large for Japan.
▪ Thoroughly reduces vibration and noise that can be uncomfortable for people and achieves comfort comparable to that of a luxury sedan.
▪ Equipment based on the concept of "Omotenashi" (hospitality) that provides high quality and comfort.
The all-new Vellfire is designed to cater to the preferences of discerning customers.
▪ An exclusive new Z Premier grade has been set, imbuing the Vellfire's characteristic aggressive demeanor with a previously unseen sophistication.
▪ Features special suspension tuning and an exclusive powertrain unit to deliver the joy of driving.
Toyota announced today that it commenced sales of the all-new Alphard and Vellfire gasoline and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) versions. They were launched on June 21, and to further contribute toward carbon neutrality, we also plan to introduce plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) in the future.
Toyota launched the Alphard in 2002 during a wave of minivan popularity; positioned as the ultimate Toyota minivan, it was targeted at customers who appreciated luxury. When the second-generation Alphard was released in 2008, the company developed the Vellfire as a new model for customers seeking greater individuality. In 2015, the third-generation Alphard saw the adoption of a new double wishbone rear suspension for exquisite ride comfort, as well as the introduction of a new top-tier Executive Lounge grade. By seeking even greater luxury, Toyota succeeded in transforming the Alphard and Vellfire from minivans into ultra-spacious luxury saloons with greater customer appeal.
When designing the improved fourth-generation models, the development team discussed the value they wished the Alphard and Vellfire to offer. The conclusion it reached was to use these vehicles to create spaces where all passengers could share consideration and appreciation. They named this "the joy of comfortable mobility" and moved forward with development by adding this with the values they had inherited.
In pursuit of that "joy of comfortable mobility," the fourth-generation Alphard and Vellfire have a platform developed anew around the idea of elevating performance to a world standard. As "luxury saloons," the new Alphard and Vellfire have been improved in terms of basic performance, such as vibration and noise reduction measures, fuel economy, and driving dynamics, while the interior and exterior design, spacious interior and exterior space, and user-friendliness have been enhanced to add value in line with that development concept.
The development team also worked to differentiate more clearly between the Alphard and Vellfire. The Vellfire was assigned an exclusive new Z Premier grade, whose primarily black equipment and aggressive demeanor were imbued with a new sophistication to further underscore its unique exterior. The all-new Vellfire features special tuning to its suspension and an exclusive powertrain unit to enable customers attracted by the uniqueness of the Vellfire to better experience the joy of driving.

[@WayApp]

Incredibly stylish!

[@curiousgeorgevs.winniethepooh]

Lol

[@ramzanshaikh1656]

@@curiousgeorgevs.winniethepooh For What ?

[@Jrrjrrjrr]

The exterior of the previous Alphard model looks much better in my opinion

[@ariprasetyo1632]

The Both are my DREAM CARS 🙏 AMEN

[@f312di7]

اَللَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلٰى سَيِّدِنَا مُحَمَّدٍ وَعَلٰى اٰلِ سَيِّدِنَا مُحَمَّدٍ

[@ajitsen6927]

pedo

[@DreacoPlays]

Owned anh10, 2 of them and going for anh20 or 30 exited to see what happens next not a big fan of the new facelift but the interior is stunning sure am going to get one one day

[@DreacoPlays]

@@Truck-sim-gamer it is indeed but sadly I am not

[@keithb6817]

Cost to mutch for the average middle class american no doubt. I would love to have one for vacation trips.

[@picanha694]

Ive only seen alphard once in the US and it is a japanese diplomat's car in cupertino area.

[@user-uu2lr1gs8r]

is it safe? Will this new gen survive IIHS crash test?

[@nuk3fishydude902]

Huh

[@user-uu2lr1gs8r]

@s.senju21 Hello, there！ the alphard/vellfire hasn't been tested neither by IIHS, nor by EuroNCAP or ANCAP！ if I had the data, I wouldn't have raised the question！ It's reliable but safety is a major concern！

[@picanha694]

​@@user-uu2lr1gs8rjust dont drive like a maniac and you will be fine.

[@gokusupersaiya8067]

it will survive world war 3

[@ngendamubita172]

where is the prado.. come on!!!

[@Real_British]

just wait, lexus GX is already made its debut..its jsut matter of time when prado shows up

[@handle--handle]

america launch when

[@Real_British]

so, even bigger grill

[@terangafepp]

i feel so lucky to get the last Alphard model 2020 . i would pass for this new model. the 2020 model front design look much better

[@BananaBloke.RoyaltyDrive]

100%

[@user-ju5ut4zh4l]

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[@user-ju5ut4zh4l]

13:34#สวัสดีค่ะ#สีนำ้เงิน#โควิค19#เจ้าทานฟอมเม่อมันหล่อมากเลยเจ้ารถหุ่นยนต์สับประหราดแปลงร่าง#ทราย#ธณัฐา#ไม้สนธิ์#สารีนนทร์#ปั้นงาม#สารีนนทร์#ทรายโฟแฮน#แอ๊ดคาราบาว4เท่า#ตามตะวัน

[@mende1qazaqbalasy]

I pass this time it's not Alphard or Vellfire they lost it

[@BananaBloke.RoyaltyDrive]

100%

[@vile105]

BACK WINDOWS DOWN

[@user-ok5op3kv2e]

ヴェルファイア　イイね

[@hecllr111]

Bring the Alphard to Mexico.

[@16jocko]

Style & consumption, junk from the start.

[@ramzanshaikh1656]

I like this Junk from Bottom of my heart.

[@16jocko]

@@ss.1121 I’m very old now but my wife and I have owned 4 different Toyota vans over the years and liked some of them, and why would personal income have anything to do with taste in vehicle style.