New generation Maruti Suzuki Baleno CNG modified with custom alloy wheels looks amazing [Video]

The Maruti Suzuki Baleno holds a prominent position as one of the most popular premium hatchbacks in the country. As a testament to its popularity, the company has recently introduced a CNG variant of this model, which has swiftly attracted numerous buyers due to its affordability and impressive fuel efficiency. However, one particular Baleno CNG owner has taken customization to a whole new level, transforming their hatchback into a stunning JDM-inspired masterpiece. In doing so, the owner has set aside the notion of affordability and opted for visually striking modifications that have truly made this Baleno CNG stand out.

The video of this particular modified Maruti Suzuki Baleno CNG has been shared on YouTube by JJ Automobile Vlogs on their channel. The presenter of the video first rolls in the B-roll footage of the modified Baleno CNG, and following the snippet, he starts off with the introduction of the car and its owner. He first shows the car from the front and describes the modifications done by the owner. He mentions that at the front, the owner has completely revamped the fascia with a customized RS-style front grille, demon headlights with LED projectors, and custom LED fog lamps. He adds that the owner has added 180W LED bulbs in the fog lamps and has also installed 120W bulbs in the headlights with LED DRLs.

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Moving on, the presenter then shows the universal front splitter and moves to the side of the car to display the universal side skirts as well. The presenter also mentions that the owner has added 17-inch brushed silver multi-spoke alloy wheels with Yokohama Tyres. After this, the presenter moves to the rear of the car and shows the fat universal spoiler. He highlights that the rear taillamps have also been smoked with a tint to give it a more stealthy appearance.

Following this, the presenter then shows the interior of the car and mentions that the owner has installed seat covers from the factory. He then asks the owner about the audio setup of the car. The owner explains that at the moment, he has installed 2 Bunk audio tweeters, 4 mid-range speakers, and two DLS ovals. He also adds that he has managed to fit in a JBL bass tube in the rear, and the entire system runs on two amplifiers.

The presenter then moves to the rear of the car and shows that the JBL bass tube has been fitted by cutting the parcel tray so that it can be accommodated with the CNG cylinder in the rear. The presenter then asks the owner about the total cost of modifications, to which he replies that he has spent around Rs 3.5 lakhs on the entire car so far, and further audio upgrades will be done in the coming months, where he plans to fit two woofers in the rear along with the CNG kit.

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The Maruti Suzuki Baleno holds a prominent position as one of the most popular premium hatchbacks in the country. As a testament to its popularity, the company has recently introduced a CNG variant of this model, which has swiftly attracted numerous buyers due to its affordability and impressive fuel efficiency. However, one particular Baleno CNG owner has taken customization to a whole new level, transforming their hatchback into a stunning JDM-inspired masterpiece. In doing so, the owner has set aside the notion of affordability and opted for visually striking modifications that have truly made this Baleno CNG stand out.

The video of this particular modified Maruti Suzuki Baleno CNG has been shared on YouTube by JJ Automobile Vlogs on their channel. The presenter of the video first rolls in the B-roll footage of the modified Baleno CNG, and following the snippet, he starts off with the introduction of the car and its owner. He first shows the car from the front and describes the modifications done by the owner. He mentions that at the front, the owner has completely revamped the fascia with a customized RS-style front grille, demon headlights with LED projectors, and custom LED fog lamps. He adds that the owner has added 180W LED bulbs in the fog lamps and has also installed 120W bulbs in the headlights with LED DRLs.

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Moving on, the presenter then shows the universal front splitter and moves to the side of the car to display the universal side skirts as well. The presenter also mentions that the owner has added 17-inch brushed silver multi-spoke alloy wheels with Yokohama Tyres. After this, the presenter moves to the rear of the car and shows the fat universal spoiler. He highlights that the rear taillamps have also been smoked with a tint to give it a more stealthy appearance.

Following this, the presenter then shows the interior of the car and mentions that the owner has installed seat covers from the factory. He then asks the owner about the audio setup of the car. The owner explains that at the moment, he has installed 2 Bunk audio tweeters, 4 mid-range speakers, and two DLS ovals. He also adds that he has managed to fit in a JBL bass tube in the rear, and the entire system runs on two amplifiers.

The presenter then moves to the rear of the car and shows that the JBL bass tube has been fitted by cutting the parcel tray so that it can be accommodated with the CNG cylinder in the rear. The presenter then asks the owner about the total cost of modifications, to which he replies that he has spent around Rs 3.5 lakhs on the entire car so far, and further audio upgrades will be done in the coming months, where he plans to fit two woofers in the rear along with the CNG kit.

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