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Toyota Alphard I (AH10) gallery (2002–2008)

First generation Toyota Alphard luxury full-size MPV (AH10 series) for the Japanese domestic market, featuring V6 engines and Hybrid E-Four drive.

All photos 4 I (AH10) 4 2002–2008 II (AH20) 0 2008–2015 III (AH30) 0 2015–2023 IV (AH40) 0 2023
Toyota Alphard I (AH10) photo 28018 640 x 480 83 2002 V
Toyota Alphard I (AH10) photo 28017 640 x 480 93 2002 V
Toyota Alphard I (AH10) photo 28016 640 x 480 91 2002 V
Toyota Alphard I (AH10), beige, interior — photo 28015 640 x 480 84 2002 V
Top-down view of a three-row right-hand drive vehicle interior with light beige leather upholstery and wood grain dashboard trim.

The first generation Toyota Alphard flagship luxury minivan (AH10 series) launched in Japan in May 2002 to compete in the full-size premium MPV segment. Constructed on Toyota's front-wheel-drive MC platform, the Alphard wore a commanding exterior body styled with a prominent chrome radiator grille, power-operated dual sliding doors, and stacked headlamp lenses. The luxurious seven- or eight-passenger cabin offered premium plush velour or leather seating, dual-zone automatic climate control, rotating captain's chairs, and a Toyota Theater Sound System with ceiling-mounted rear screens.

Powertrain options featured a 2.4-liter 2AZ-FE four-cylinder (159 hp) and a 3.0-liter 1MZ-FE V6 generating 220 horsepower. In 2003, Toyota introduced the Alphard Hybrid equipped with THS-C technology (2.4-liter 2AZ-FXE engine coupled with an eCVT and E-Four electric all-wheel drive). Gasoline models utilized four- or five-speed automatic gearboxes. Offered in Alphard G and Alphard V sales channels, a 2005 mid-cycle update refreshed the front grille mesh, taillight lenses, and added AFS adaptive front lighting.