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What exactly the difference between Toyota Vellfire and Toyota Alphard?

India CSR by India CSR
December 23, 2020
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Toyota Vellfire and Alphard have been the most popular MPVs (Multi-Purpose-Vehicles) for several years. Both these vehicles are a suitable option for people who want a luxurious/comfortable MPV for their families. However, since the majority of their features resemble, it can get a bit challenging to pick the right model that best suits your needs. So, here are some of the major key differences between Toyota Alphard and Toyota Vellfire so that you can make the right purchase decision.

  1. Price

Sarting off with the very first thing in every buyer’s mind, the price factor for both the Toyota Vellfire ad Alphard. The on-road price for Toyota Vellfire is RM 367,881, whereas Toyota Alphard can cost up to RM 446,609.

  • Engine

With Toyota Vellfire, you’ll find a 3L, 16 cylinders engine under the hood that produces 167 horsepowers. On the other hand, Toyota Alphard houses a 4L, 24 valves, and 6 cylinders engine that can produce an excellent 276 horsepower. As far as performance is concerned, the latter is definitely a winner.

  • Wireless Connectivity

Being a high-end model, you’ll find both Android Auto and Apple’s Carplay support with Toyota Alphard. This means you’ll be able to pair your smartphone without any hassle. Unfortunately, both these features are missing in Toyota Vellfire. But, it still comes with Bluetooth connectivity and has a dedicated analog instrument panel as well.

  • Comfort

Justifying their costs, both Alphard and Toyota Vellfire are equipped with leather seats that provide the desired riding comfort. Even if you want to go on long rides with your family members, these leather seats will ensure that everyone stays comfortable throughout the journey.

But, there are some features that make Toyota Alphard the more comfortable ride. For instance, even the third-row seats in Alphard have an ample amount of leg space. But, Toyota Vellfire’s third-row seats aren’t as spacious as you’d imagine.

  • Exterior

As far as the exterior is concerned, both Vellfire and Alphard look quite the same. However, there are some distinct features that make Alphard a better-looking vehicle. It houses a thick grille at the front and highly appealing headlamps that give it a U-shaped structure.

Toyota Vellfire, on the other hand, doesn’t have the same grilled structure. With dual headlamps and metal-plated bars, Vellfare’s exterior looks slightly outdated and might not be as appealing.

Toyota Vellfire vs Toyota Alphard – Which is Better?

To be honest, both Toyota Vellfire and Alphard have several distinct features that cater to different requirements of customers. If you’re someone who doesn’t want to spend more money and don’t care for the extra features either, Toyota Vellfire will be the right choice.

It has almost the same passenger capacity, which means all your family members will stay comfortable during their rides. However, if budget is not an issue and you don’t want to compromise with the premium features, go ahead and book Toyota Alphard. With a grilled structure at the front and exclusive features like smartphone connectivity, Toyota Alphard is indeed a superior MPV that everyone wants.

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