12 Facts About Toyota Alphard

Toyota Alphard is a minivan produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota since 2002.

Toyota Alphard is primarily made for the Japanese market, but is sold in Bangladesh, Belarus, Russia, the Middle East, Greater China, and Southeast Asia.

Since the second generation, a twin model called Toyota Vellfire has been available, which is marketed as a sportier alternative to the Alphard and exclusively marketed by the Netz Store dealership chain until 2020.

The Toyota Alphard received a special front emblem, which depicts the lowercase alpha letter.

The Toyota Alphard V was exclusive to the Netz Store, while the Toyota Alphard G has a different grille design and was exclusive to Toyopet Store.

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The Toyota Alphard was facelifted in 2005 with new design of rear lamp and use of 16" and 17" aluminium alloy wheels.

The Toyota Alphard is the first Japanese market minivan to feature a laser-guided Adaptive Cruise Control, although only as an option on V6 variants.

Toyota Alphard Hybrid uses "by-wire" technology that monitors brake pedal pressure and vehicle speed in order to calculate the optimum hydraulic pressure.

Third-generation Toyota Alphard is available in Japan and selected Asian markets including Brunei, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Hong Kong, being the first markets outside Japan to receive this all-new model.

The third-generation Toyota Alphard was introduced in Russia, the model's primary, and only European market, but only with the 3.

The Toyota Alphard gets slimmer LED headlights and a larger grille up front.

Lexus-badged limousine version of the third generation Toyota Alphard, called the Lexus LM, was unveiled on 16 April 2019 at the 18th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition and first released on 20 February 2020 in China.