NEW DELHI: Toyota Vellfire prices start at Rs 1,19,99,000 for the Hi grade with a black interior and reach Rs 1,29,99,000 for VIP Executive Lounge, according to Toyota's Delhi selector. The VIP grade has separate Sunset Brown, Black and Beige interior entries, all at the same listed price.
| Vellfire grade | Interior listed | Ex-showroom Delhi price |
|---|---|---|
| Hi automatic | Black | Rs 1,19,99,000 |
| VIP Executive Lounge automatic | Sunset Brown | Rs 1,29,99,000 |
| VIP Executive Lounge automatic | Black | Rs 1,29,99,000 |
| VIP Executive Lounge automatic | Beige | Rs 1,29,99,000 |
Price as of 26 October 2026, 14:27 IST. These are all Vellfire entries shown in the official Delhi list. Toyota separately notes an additional premium for pearl white paint, without displaying its amount in these rows. The headline therefore describes the listed grade prices, before that unquantified paint premium.
Two grades, with interior choices clearly separated
The repeated VIP price is significant. Sunset Brown, Black and Beige are cabin choices within the VIP Executive Lounge offering, not separate engine options. The selector does not show a cheaper manual or a different fuel type alongside the automatic hybrid versions.
Keeping those entries visible also avoids hiding the distinction between exterior colour and interior trim. A brown or beige cabin entry does not tell the reader which body colour has been selected. Toyota's brochure separately shows Platinum White Pearl, Black and Precious Metal exterior finishes.
The second row defines the Vellfire
Toyota's model page highlights leather seats with memory foam and a detachable control device for occupants in the second row. The focus is on letting passengers adjust their environment from the seat. That makes the Vellfire's cabin equipment central to understanding its grade structure.
The brochure distinguishes the VIP grade's extra-large captain seats with ottomans from the Hi grade's captain seats with ottomans. It also marks equipment such as the rear entertainment system, head-up display and independently operable dual sunroof as VIP-only. The same vehicle name therefore does not imply an identical rear-seat experience.
Power sliding rear doors are another part of the published specification. Unlike a conventional outward-opening rear door, this arrangement changes the space needed alongside the vehicle for entry. It does not eliminate the need to check the opening, passenger access and the surroundings when using a parking bay.
Toyota also lists rear-seat massage, powered sunblinds and a detachable controller among the comfort equipment. For an owner who spends much of a journey in the back, these are functional distinctions from a vehicle whose specification is mainly organised around the driver. They should still be read with the brochure's grade-specific notes.
A large hybrid people carrier
The Vellfire's official dimensions are 5,005 mm in length, 1,850 mm in width and 1,950 mm in height, with a 3,000 mm wheelbase. Its brochure specifies seven seats. The tall body and passenger layout are fundamental to its purpose, rather than an optional styling package.
Those measurements are especially relevant in Indian apartment parking and covered drop-off areas. A spacious cabin does not establish that a vehicle will fit a particular lift, garage or basement. The published exterior dimensions provide the useful reference, while any clearance assessment remains specific to the site.
Underneath, Toyota identifies the TNGA GA-K platform, a 2.5-litre petrol hybrid system and a continuously variable transmission. Its showroom page presents the hybrid system as part of the core Vellfire specification. Neither the Hi nor the VIP entry is presented as a battery-electric vehicle in the price selector.
Safety, connectivity and the ownership distinction
The official model page lists six airbags, adaptive cruise control, lane tracing assistance, adaptive high-beam headlights and a pre-collision safety system. These are separate functions, and their inclusion should not be read as a claim that the Vellfire can drive itself.
The brochure describes connected functions including remote air conditioning, window operation, vehicle diagnostics and stolen-vehicle tracking. It also warns that app features vary by variant and are subject to terms. A connected-function list is consequently different from a promise that every phone or watch supports every operation.
Toyota's current warranty page separates general vehicle cover from hybrid battery cover and applies different battery limits to specified commercial uses. That distinction matters for a Vellfire used as a hired luxury vehicle as well as for a privately used family car.
For wider context, read our Invicto hybrid guide, Carens Clavis variant list and Fortuner Leader Edition report.
Official sources: Vellfire model page, Vellfire brochure, Toyota warranty terms and Toyota price selector, with Delhi selected.
