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DC Design Gets Its Hands On Hyundai Elantra
After Nissan Sunny and Renault Duster India's best known auto design house has turned its attention to Hyundai Elantra. The DC Chabria led tuning firm has this time applied less effort on the interior and slightly more on the exterior.
Like the Duster the Elantra has been given a new face, with a not so conventional, slightly wacky looking front grill, with additional air intakes beneath the headlights. The prominent honeycomb grille wears the DC badge of course and the also a new pair of fog lamps.
Towards the rear is a new diffuser and once again, a slightly immature looking triangular dual exhausts outlets. The sides of the car have been fitted with skirts bearing the DC logo.
The entire exterior has been given a black and red theme, with black being the primary colour and red highlighting the various creases and outlining the several modifications, including the grill linings, side skirts, the rear and not to mention, the entire length of car on the sides.
Opening the door reveals an interior that is in contrast to the exterior, with red taking over the black in most places. The seats, most part of the dashboard and part of the steering wheels are all red. See the images and decide whether or not this mod suits your tastes.
Are you a fan of this face, or do you feel just the opposite?
Not too bad when you look at it from the sides.
The door seems to have got few extra buttons, but nothings been mentioned by DC.
The same red material, seen in earlier DC mods makes its way here. While the seat does look comfortable, these are not recliners.
The not so subtle looking rear of the Elantra.
While sill plates usually tend to be metallic, this one looks like rubber.
The one piece of modification that looks stunning are the multi spoke alloy wheels. Also, notice the DC Logo on the side skirts.
An overall perspective of the vehicle, with the matte black paint job and the red accent lines.
The interior is mostly unchanged, with only the red and black replacing the factory colours.
The stock front seats have been retained as well.
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