Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Thursday launched the all-new Toyota Vellfire (2023), a luxury MPV. The all-new Toyota Vellfire is available in two versions: High Grade and VIP Grade-Executive Lounge, priced at Rs 1,19,90,000 and Rs 1,29,90,000 ex-showroom respectively. According to Toyota, the 2023 Vellfire promises a thrilling and engaging driving experience.   

The auto major said the same ex-showroom prices will be available across the country. 

"Today marks a momentous milestone in our India journey as we introduce the All-New Vellfire, a symbol of Toyota's class-leading technology, comfort and elegance. We are thrilled to present this masterpiece to the customers which represents the pinnacle of luxury, while embracing a greener future,” said Masakazu Yoshimura, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Toyota Kirloskar Motor.  
“This further reflects our relentless efforts, by adopting multiple pathways towards realising carbon neutrality, and in line with the direction of the Government of India. We remain steadfast in our pursuit of mass electrification and offering sustainable mobility, as we strive to create a better tomorrow for all,” he said.  The All-New Vellfire delivery is expected to commence from November 2023.  

“The introduction of the All-New Vellfire in the India market signifies a remarkable milestone in our pursuit of excellence. We understand the discerning preferences of the market and strive to push boundaries and set new benchmarks in the automotive industry,” said Atul Sood, Vice President-Sales and Strategic Marketing, Toyota Kirloskar Motor. 

Here are some of the key things to know about the 2023 Toyota Vellfire:  

Colour options 

The MPV will be available in three exterior color options, Platinum Pearl White, Jet Black and Precious Metal, and three interior color options, Sunset Brown (New Color), Neutral Beige and Black.  

Engine 

The 2023 Vellfire, a self-charging hybrid electric vehicle, is powered by a 2.5L, four-cylinder petrol-hybrid engine, delivering a combined power output of 250 bhp.  

Efficiency 

Toyota claims that the luxury MPV can cover 40 per cent of the distance and 60 per cent of the time in zero-emission mode when the engine is off (under specific test conditions for strong hybrid electric vehicles), resulting in a mileage of 19.28 kmpl, according to the company.