2013 Toyota Alphard Hybrid E-Four - Royal Lounge LE - Mega Spec - Rare

Private Jet for the road, hybrid, massaging, fully reclining heated seats with electric leg rests, TV that raises and lowers by a switch in the arm rest, full curtains, vanity mirror, reading lights, radar cruise, lane keeping assist, twin sunroofs, twin climate control, factory 360 cameras.....every conceivable extra....awesome bit of kit and hybrid with 4wd too.

[@JayEmmOnCars]

Hi Ben, could I use some footage from this in a video of mine about the Alphard?

[@benrathbone152]

Of course!

[@JayEmmOnCars]

@@benrathbone152 thanks Ben!

[@benrathbone152]

@@JayEmmOnCars if you need any info just ask, I know more than most about Alphard/Vellfires especially the 20 series 2008 to 2015

[@benrathbone152]

@JayEmmOnCars currently spending some time on an AZ-1 if you are interested in a k-car feature?? Currently being painted

[@TurkMovement]

How would you compare the V6 to the hybrid?
Im looking to buy one however my experience with large 4 cylinder cars is that it revs and pushes a lot to drive with additional weight and when driving on an uphill slope.
However im curious to know how a hybrid feels in such a large vehicle.

[@benrathbone152]

The hybrid has no issues as it has the motors to assist the 2.4. however, it doesn't have a gearbox, so if you want to accelerate hard then the engine will be noisey momenterally. The hybrid in the 20 series is surprisingly quick when compared to the 2.4 petrol, sits right in-between the 2.4 and 3.5 V6 in terms of power. But the upshot is you get 40mpg+, whereas the 3.5v6 will struggle to get 20mpg

[@Димарик-ъ7к]

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[@Ilustrasi367]

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[@MrBeasty85]

this must the VIP limo version.....a bus for only 4 passengers ...It beautiful but maybe not practical

[@danielsinaga7706]

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[@RomiSundari-wz6tc]

U

[@agusbudiarto1953]

Dijual brp?

[@sharpred8316]

Old car already, battery dropped, then not much different than normal gasoline car but more weight because of big battery

[@benrathbone152]

Nah, drive one before making asumptions....easily achieves 40-45 mpg (UK not US), Toyota say 52mpg (Not US). Batteries are not Lithium, so last if used well. On the motorway they dont do as well as there is little use of electric motors (rear axle is also electric making them 4WD), but still do better than their petrol (gasoline) equivalents.

[@sharpred8316]

@@benrathbone152 got 1 at home, so I'm not making assumption. Not worthed.