What are the differences between the Alphard 20 series and 30 series?

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LeOwen
07/25/25 8:50am
The differences between the Alphard 20 series and 30 series lie in their exterior design. Here are the specific details about the Alphard: 1. Exterior: The Alphard measures 4915/1850/1950mm in length, width, and height, with a body height exceeding 1.9 meters and a wheelbase of 3000mm, setting a new record in its class. It achieves the design goal of 'grandeur, nobility without losing dynamism' through its full-bodied, powerful, and majestic body design, along with a low center of gravity and wide-body layout. 2. Features: The driver's seat features 8-way power adjustment with a 3-position memory function. The most comfortable second-row seats are equipped with 4-way power-adjustable Ottoman first-class seats, featuring three-way headrests, independent armrests, cup holders in the armrests, a multi-function folding table, and a maximum seatback recline of 78 degrees, with a total sliding range of 452mm and a height-adjustable footrest design.
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