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From the perspective of production, cost structure and technological differences may affect prices. Raw material prices, labor costs and the complexity of production processes vary from region to region. For example, some advanced production technologies are more mature in Japan and cost control is relatively good, while in China, additional costs may be incurred due to the technology introduction and adaptation process.

In terms of market demand, Chinese consumers' pursuit of high-end luxury models has led to a situation where supply exceeds demand. This strong demand gives dealers the opportunity to increase prices, thereby pushing up prices. The Japanese market may be relatively mature and stable, with relatively balanced demand and less price fluctuations.

Tax policy is also a factor that cannot be ignored. The tax systems of different countries and regions vary significantly, including import tariffs, consumption taxes, value-added taxes, etc. The higher tax burden will be directly reflected in the final selling price of the car, further widening the price gap between Toyota Alphard in China and Japan.

Changes in international logistics costs also have an impact on prices. Although this is not the dominant factor in price differences, the increase in costs for logistics links such as international express delivery will undoubtedly increase the total cost of the car to a certain extent. Costs such as insurance, warehousing, and loss during transportation may all become part of the price structure.

In addition, brand strategy and market positioning also play an important role in price differences. Toyota may have formulated different brand promotion and product positioning strategies for different markets. In China, Alphard is shaped into an extremely scarce high-end luxury symbol, and high-priced sales are achieved by controlling supply and creating a unique brand image.

To sum up, the price difference of Toyota Alpha is the result of the combined effect of multiple factors, and various links in international trade, including logistics, taxation, and marketing strategies, all play an important role in it.