The next-generation Toyota Alphard and Vellfire will be unveiled in June, according to reports by Japan’s Car and Drive which include leaked images of both MPVs that were supposedly taken from official brochures.
Based on the images, the new Alphard will continue to come with a large front grille, albeit more upright than before. The grille insert has also been redesigned to feature horizontal dashed lines in chrome, which blend in neatly with the daytime running lights that sit just below the headlamps.
Meanwhile, the lower corners of the bumper have J-shaped sections for the fog lamps, and it appears the A-pillars have been revised to allow for larger front quarter windows.
As for the Vellfire, its front grille is made up of horizontal slats without decorative chrome bits, while the daytime running lights are simpler in design compared to the pixelated look of the Alphard. The Vellfire’s bumper is also sportier in appearance with large faux intakes (also houses the fog lamps) at the corners, joined by a chrome chin.
The general shape of both MPVs is similar to their sister model, the all-new Lexus LM, which made its debut earlier in April, but the design of the taillights appears to be different.
Referring to footage from a product training session, the new Alphard will get wide-width taillights that do not curve downwards like they do on the ultraluxe LM.
The interior of the Alphard also gets a significant upgrade to include a large central touchscreen infotainment system, touchscreens for rear passengers and even a split panoramic glass roof. Like the LM, the new Alphard and Vellfire will make the switch to the GA-K version of the Toyota New Global Architecture.
As such, expect powertrain options to mirror the LM, which is available with hybrid and turbocharged options, all of which are four cylinder engines with the 3.5 litre V6 having been dropped. If these reports are to be believed, it won’t be too long before we get to see the new Alphard and Vellfire in full.
GALLERY: 2023 Toyota Alphard product presentation leak
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Ah Beng roti van…lol
this leaked design is already getting boring.. slight modification of previous design language.. it was awesome when it first came out but is now kinda washed up.. need some cool factor like the Sienna or Carnival or even the older Odyssey RB1/2
Look like Hyundai Grandex + Allza/Veloz kacuk.
Myvi better
The Vellfire is a popular choice of ride for high ranking Yakuza gang leaders in the land of the rising sun.
Many may comment that its the same old boring design. But why change something that works and keeps working? Sales are still through the roof till today..
wow new version of our favourite “coffin car”
kereta kotak. local favourite for Malaysians to make sure our roads are more jam than usual. Only 1 person inside the box usually.
you really blaming it for the sole cause of traffic jam? smh.
Still has the Jinjang style. Maybe it was meant to be, for AhBeng. This one is for the Ahbeng who has upgraded from Petaling street LV to Thai street market LV.
Still better than the jinjang RollysRoyce
hopefully the next leak won’t be sensational news of compromised car safety rigged report
Another overly sized grille, trying to be prominent again like the current model but still look fugly and Ah Beng.