Maruti Fronx Sport Illustrated Digitally, Looks Desirable?

Digital artists demonstrate their creativity to come up with unique iterations of regular cars and this latest case is a perfect example of that

A prominent digital artist has developed a rather convincing illustration of the Maruti Fronx Sport. Fronx is a popular crossover from the largest carmaker in the country. It is based on the Baleno and is positioned between the Baleno and Brezza. I must admit even though it belongs to a rather niche market segment with no real competitors, the sales have been quite impressive. That is the power that Maruti Suzuki brand carries in India. For now, let us get to the details of this rare rendering of the Fronx.

Maruti Fronx Sport Illustrated Digitally

This post stems from malvinwsetiawan on Instagram. The visuals capture the Fronx in a sporty avatar. This is confirmed by the black elements on the outside including the grille and headlamp housing along with the sleek area between the LED DRLs. I particularly like the subtle touch with the front splitter located underneath the front bumper. Moving down the sides reveal body-coloured wheel arches which house massive alloy wheels which are painted black, while the brake calipers are painted red.

This contrast lends it an imposing road presence. Furthermore, the black side pillars and roof accentuate the dual-tone appearance. Moreover, the side section even contains skirtings which make it look like a bagged car. Even though the rear profile is not fully visible, we are able to locate the roof-mounted spoiler, a shark fin antenna and LED taillamps with a dark background. Overall, I really appreciate the subtle but effective changes made to the regular Fronx to convert it into a Sport variant.

Specs

The Maruti Fronx is available with two powertrain options – a 1.2-litre 4-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol and a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder turbo petrol mill. These generate healthy power and torque figures ranging from 90 PS / 113 Nm to 100 PS / 147 Nm, respectively. With the former, the vehicle gets the option of a 5-speed manual or an AMT, whereas the turbo petrol engine can be paired with either a 5-speed manual or an automatic transmission. The Fronx even gets a CNG model which generates 78 PS and 99 Nm of peak power and torque with the 1.2-litre iteration. The prices range from Rs 7.51 lakh to Rs 13.04 lakh, ex-showroom.

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