Toyota Vellfire Price Increased by INR 3.50 Lakh in India

Toyota Vellfire Price Increased in India: As per the official website of Toyota Kirloskar Motor, the brand has increased the price of the Vellfire premium MPV once again, this time by INR 3.50 lakhs. The car was launched in the Indian market back on February 26 last year with an ex-showroom price tag of INR 79.50 lakhs and it got a price hike of INR 4 lakhs back on July 3, 2020. After the recent price hike, the Toyota Vellfire is now available in India at INR 87 lakhs. According to the brand, they have hiked the price of the MPV due to the substantial rise in exchange rates.

Mechanically, the India-spec Toyota Vellfire is available in a single fully-loaded variant that is powered by a petrol-electric hybrid powertrain with a 2.5-litre petrol engine. It is capable of offering a maximum power figure of 150HP while the electric motor is good for 141HP. The combined power offered by the premium MPV stands at 195HP. The engine comes mated to a CVT automatic gearbox.

In addition to this, the India-spec Toyota Vellfire features a dual-sunroof design as well as powered tailgate and sliding doors. The MPV is further equipped with a three-zone automatic climate control system in addition to getting individual tray tables for additional convenience.

Coming to the interiors, the brand has equipped the MPV with an aftermarket 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system in addition to dual 10.2-inch screens for the rear passengers and a 360-degree camera. The dual-tone black and beige upholstery further enhance the premium look offered to the MPV.

The primary focus is on the middle-row which gets two large chairs replete with an armrest mounted console. The heated and cooled seats of the Vellfire MPV feature a reclinable backrest, along with an adjustment for the leg-rest angle and length. It has a 13-inch rear entertainment screen that is mounted on the roof, a 17-speaker JBL sound system. The Toyota Vellfire Premium MPV gets 16 colour options for the roof lighting. At this price point, this car rivals Mercedes-Benz V-Class in the Indian market.