Maruti Ertiga facelift with customised interior looks premium

Maruti launched the updated Ertiga in the market couple of months ago. Ertiga has always been a popular MUV from Maruti. It is considered as a value for money product and that is one of the reason why it is popular among buyers from  both private and commercial segment. The car gets decent number ] of features and if you want a much more premium looking version of the same, then there is the Maruti XL6, which is sold via Nexa. There are several customisation options available for Ertiga and we have featured some of them on our website in the past. Here we have a Maruti Ertiga facelift that has been modified from both outside and inside to look premium.

The video has been uploaded by VIG AUTO ACCESSORIES on their YouTube channel. In this video, vlogger talks about all the modifications that he and his team has done on this Ertiga. The Ertiga seen here is a ZXI variant Ertiga which means, it comes with almost all the features. The owner however wanted a personilsed look to his car and that is why he approached the vlogger. The Splendid Silver shade looks good on Ertiga.

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Starting with the front, the headlamps remain the same but the vlogger has now installed aftermarket crystal LED DRLs in it. The colour of LED DRLs on this Ertiga can be controlled using a mobile application. The front grille remains stock and the black surrounds around the fog lamp have also been finished in gloss black. The bumper gets an aftermarket units and it also gets an integrated LED DRL in it. The body kit installed gets black and Red accents. Coming to the side profile, the stock alloy wheels on the Ertiga has been replaced with an aftermarket unit from Lenso. The roof and the ORVMs on the car have been blacked out and the car gets a dual-tone finish.

There is V-Line graphics installed on the lower part of the door. The overall look of the Ertiga got enhanced after it received aftermarket wheels and dual-tone treatment. As we move to the rear, the original tail lamps on Ertiga have been replaced with smoked LED tail lamps from 2022 XL6. There is a roof mounted spoiler and the blacked out panel beltween the tail lamps is also borrowed from XL6. The car comes with an aftermarket body kit installed on the bumper for an aggressive look. A set of reflector lamps can also be seen here.

The interior on this Ertiga has also been customised. The plastic trims on the dashboard and door panels are finished in forged carbon finish. The fabric seats have been replaced with brown coloured leather seat covers. The steering wheel is also wrapped in similar colour material. The door pads are wrapped in leather and so is the armrest. The floor mats match with the seat cover colour and there are other additions like illuminated scuff plates on all four doors and ambient lights. The roof liner in this Ertiga has also been replaced to achieve a premium look for the cabin. The work done on this Ertiga looks neat and the MUV looks premium.

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Maruti launched the updated Ertiga in the market couple of months ago. Ertiga has always been a popular MUV from Maruti. It is considered as a value for money product and that is one of the reason why it is popular among buyers from  both private and commercial segment. The car gets decent number ] of features and if you want a much more premium looking version of the same, then there is the Maruti XL6, which is sold via Nexa. There are several customisation options available for Ertiga and we have featured some of them on our website in the past. Here we have a Maruti Ertiga facelift that has been modified from both outside and inside to look premium.

The video has been uploaded by VIG AUTO ACCESSORIES on their YouTube channel. In this video, vlogger talks about all the modifications that he and his team has done on this Ertiga. The Ertiga seen here is a ZXI variant Ertiga which means, it comes with almost all the features. The owner however wanted a personilsed look to his car and that is why he approached the vlogger. The Splendid Silver shade looks good on Ertiga.

Also read: Maruti Suzuki XL6: New TVC released

Starting with the front, the headlamps remain the same but the vlogger has now installed aftermarket crystal LED DRLs in it. The colour of LED DRLs on this Ertiga can be controlled using a mobile application. The front grille remains stock and the black surrounds around the fog lamp have also been finished in gloss black. The bumper gets an aftermarket units and it also gets an integrated LED DRL in it. The body kit installed gets black and Red accents. Coming to the side profile, the stock alloy wheels on the Ertiga has been replaced with an aftermarket unit from Lenso. The roof and the ORVMs on the car have been blacked out and the car gets a dual-tone finish.

There is V-Line graphics installed on the lower part of the door. The overall look of the Ertiga got enhanced after it received aftermarket wheels and dual-tone treatment. As we move to the rear, the original tail lamps on Ertiga have been replaced with smoked LED tail lamps from 2022 XL6. There is a roof mounted spoiler and the blacked out panel beltween the tail lamps is also borrowed from XL6. The car comes with an aftermarket body kit installed on the bumper for an aggressive look. A set of reflector lamps can also be seen here.

The interior on this Ertiga has also been customised. The plastic trims on the dashboard and door panels are finished in forged carbon finish. The fabric seats have been replaced with brown coloured leather seat covers. The steering wheel is also wrapped in similar colour material. The door pads are wrapped in leather and so is the armrest. The floor mats match with the seat cover colour and there are other additions like illuminated scuff plates on all four doors and ambient lights. The roof liner in this Ertiga has also been replaced to achieve a premium look for the cabin. The work done on this Ertiga looks neat and the MUV looks premium.

Also read: 10 DC Design cars & how they look in the REAL world: Maruti Swift to Mahindra XUV500