Car modification in India is quite a tricky business. Thousands of businesses can change your car’s look beyond recognition. However, Indian law isn’t very kind to aftermarket modifications. But when it comes to luxury interior makeovers, there are no limits – in fact, the sky is the limit! And we have found one of India’s most popular seven-seater cars whose owner seems to live by this principle. In fact, is it one of India’s craziest Maruti 7-seaters? See for yourself to answer this question!Attention Readers! Join us on our WhatsApp Community for daily auto news updates.

Maruti Ertiga Luxury Modification

The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga is one of India’s most popular seven-seaters, largely because of its commercial use. But that doesn’t mean a workhorse can’t get a luxury makeover. Jai Car Emporium, an aftermarket and modification business based in Karol Bagh, Delhi, has proved this.

What you see here is a standard base-variant Ertiga Tour with an interior modification that beats anybody’s imagination. The owner chose a complete mango yellow-and-white colour theme, and the modifiers didn’t leave out any interior panel. Here’s a complete list of the modifications:

Dual-tone wrinkle-free leather upholstery

Dual-tone plastic treatment (all plastic panels have been painted in the matching colour)

All switchgear painted in matching colour

Starlight roofliner in matching colour

Ambient lighting strip on dashboard and doors

13-inch infotainment touchscreen

If this wasn’t enough to blow your mind, here’s the cost of this complete job. Only Rs. 35,000! For the cost of a single aftermarket sound system, you can give your car’s interior a complete makeover, with premium features like a big touchscreen and a starlight roofliner. Jai Car Emporium also claims they can do all this work from start to finish (assembly and fitment) in a single day. Moreover, they can do the same work in any colour and design the customer chooses.

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Modified Cars: What MotorOctane Says

As mentioned earlier, Indian motor laws are not modification-friendly. However, in this case, the car’s exterior remains stock. But keep in mind that any electrical modifications could lead to insurance claim rejections and warranty issues. That said, if you want to give your car a unique, premium makeover, this is a pretty good option!

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