Generations & codes
The badge stays. Almost everything else changes.
Start with the generation, then narrow by model code, build date, powertrain, drive type and trim. Our guides separate what the code proves from what still needs inspection.
20 Series
ANH20 / GGH20 / ATH20The value-focused modern Alphard: established, spacious and well understood.
Explore generation ↗022015–202330 Series
AGH30 / GGH30 / AYH30The sweet spot for many Australian buyers, with broad trim and powertrain choice.
Explore generation ↗032023–present40 Series
AGH40 / AAHH40 / AAHP45The current-generation premium people mover, including hybrid and PHEV variants.
Explore generation ↗Common model codes
Start with the full code.
These pages explain what each code family can help identify, what it cannot establish, and which dated source records are currently mapped.
A 30 Series petrol, front-wheel-drive model-code family. Confirm the build date, engine, trim and vehicle-specific documentation.
Read the code note ↗AYH302015–2023A 30 Series petrol-electric hybrid AWD model-code family. Battery condition and exact source-record scope need separate checks.
Read the code note ↗AGH402023–presentA 40 Series petrol, 2WD model-code family. Current Australian source records must be checked for the exact variant and pathway.
Read the code note ↗AAHH40W2023–presentA 40 Series hybrid model code. Do not generalise from similar 40 Series records: check the exact current source and variant conditions.
Read the code note ↗Code literacy
Read the plate, not the listing headline.
A model code can help identify engine family, platform and drive configuration, but it does not reliably communicate every trim feature or establish import eligibility by itself. Cross-check the build plate, export certificate, official source record and physical vehicle.
Read the decoding guide