Maruti Ertiga with customised inteiror looks premium

Maruti Ertiga is a popular MPV among buyers from private and commercial segment. It offers a very comfortable ride and is fairly fuel efficient as well. It is currently offered with petrol and CNG fuel options only. If you want to make the interior of the Ertiga a bit more premium, then there are a variety of options available in the market. There are several exterior body kits and interior customisation videos available online and we have featured some of them on our website as well. Here we have a Maruti Ertiga that has been modified with an Indonesian body kit.

The video has been uploaded by VIG AUTO ACCESSORIES on their YouTube channel. In this video, vlogger talks about the exterior modifications and interior customisations that his team has done on this Maruti Ertiga MPV. The Ertiga seen here in the video is the 2022 facelift model and it comes with the new grille at the front. The headlamps are now smoked and they now come with custom made crystal LED DRLs. The colour of the light in the LED DRLs can be controlled using a mobile phone application. The black bezel around the fog lamps are now finished in piano black and there is an Indonesian body kit installed on the car as well.

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A set of LED DRLs are integrated into the body kit. Coming to the side profile, there is a side skirt installed on the car and a V-Line+ graphics are also installed on the lower part of the door. The Ertiga is now finished in dual-tone and the Magma Grey colour looks quite good on the car. Even the roof rails are blacked out. There is a sporty aftermarket spoiler installed on the roof as well. The 15 inch wheels have been replaced with 16 inch alloy wheels from XL6. At the rear, the stock tail lamps have been replaced with smoked units from XL6. Other than this, an Indonesian body kit is installed on the rear bumper as well.

Moving in, more customisations have been done to the car. The plastic trims on the door and the dashboard are now finished in forged carbon finish. The steering wheel also gets forged carbon bits on it. The door pads are wrapped in leather with white colour contrast stitching. The upper part of the dashboard is wrapped in dual-tone leather and all the pillars get leather wrapping too. The fabric seat covers have been replaced with custom leather seat covers. There is a sunglass holder and the roof liner is all black. The car also gets matching floor mats and there are ambient lights as well.

The steering also gets leather wrap and an aftermarket touchscreen infotainment system has also been installed in the car. The screen also shows feed from the reverse parking camera. Overall fit and finish of the materials used in the car looks good and the cabin definitely looks a lot more premium than the stock version. The car looks sporty with the Indonesian kit as well.

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