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What are the differences between the Vellfire and the Alphard?

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DiValeria
07/28/25 3:01pm
The differences between the Vellfire and the Alphard are: 1. Different front-end exterior design: The Vellfire features a layered grille with connected upper and lower sections, and the sport version adopts a large-sized horizontal grille; the Alphard uses an exaggerated "large fang" grille, with chrome trim extending into the headlights. 2. Different headlights and taillights: The Vellfire has split-type headlights and taillights, while the Alphard has integrated headlights and taillights. 3. Different features: The Vellfire offers keyless entry for all doors, rear-seat multimedia control, and a streaming media rearview mirror; the Alphard only has front-seat keyless entry. 4. Different configurations: The Vellfire lacks electric trunk position memory, headlight delay-off, and second-row seat fore-aft adjustment, while the Alphard includes these features.
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VonOwen
08/11/25 10:44pm
Yesterday I accompanied a friend to check out these two models and found the Vellfire's front fascia design more sporty, with its mesh grille paired with large chrome accents, while the distinctive Z-shaped side character lines really stand out. The Alphard, on the other hand, resembles a traditional gentleman in a suit, with its large chrome shield-shaped grille giving off a more business-oriented vibe. Behind the wheel, the Vellfire's steering feels noticeably lighter, especially when going over speed bumps—its sport-tuned suspension handles vibrations more crisply. My friend mentioned that the dealership salesperson quietly revealed the Alphard has steeper markups, whereas the Vellfire's rear airline-style seats come with massage functions and two additional adjustable ventilation settings compared to the Alphard.
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