The Porsche Cayenne has been put on steroids.
Hello friends. Brabus, renowned for its tuning solutions for Mercedes vehicles, has once again demonstrated its capabilities by presenting a new tuning kit for the Smart #3. Thanks to Brabus modifications, this electric crossover has become not only more attractive but also sportier. Tuning typically involves changes that affect both the exterior and interior performance of a car, and in this case, this rule is fully proven.
The car's exterior modifications deserve special attention. The car has a new front splitter, which significantly reduces front axle lift at high speeds. Aggressive side air intakes and a rear spoiler have also been added, along with a new rear diffuser. The Smart #3 by Brabus is fitted with 21-inch Brabus Monoblock Z Platinum Edition wheels with 255/35 ZR21 tires from renowned manufacturers such as Continental, Hankook, and Yokohama. This enhancement not only enhances the car's appearance but also its grip. For those who prefer a more classic style, 20-inch wheels with a similar design are available, allowing each owner to customize the car to their preferences.
The studio also worked on the suspension, which is now 35 mm lower than standard. The interior is equally important. Aluminum pedals, illuminated door sills, and floor mats with the Brabus logo create an atmosphere of luxury and exclusivity. These elements not only add a stylish touch but also enhance the comfort and ease of use.
In the world of automotive tuning, the TechArt name has long been synonymous with quality and innovation, especially when it comes to modifying cars like the Porsche Cayenne. The recent release of a new tuning kit for the latest generation of this SUV demonstrates the company's commitment to offering more than just a cosmetic upgrade. This kit is designed for those who perhaps find the standard Cayenne design lacking in expressiveness and are seeking a more personalized look.
With its new offering, TechArt has demonstrated a deep understanding of the needs of Porsche Cayenne owners. The new kit is compatible with both the standard and coupe versions, expanding the range of options for car enthusiasts. Design changes include a larger front bumper, air intakes, and a carbon fiber hood, giving the Cayenne a more Lamborghini-like appearance. However, it's worth noting that such a bold step may not suit everyone, and the large splitter, for example, may be overkill for some owners.
Skoda has finally unveiled the first interior details of its new Elroq crossover. While the company is not yet revealing all details, it's already clear that the model will feature an extensive use of eco-friendly materials and a stylish design. The Elroq interior itself will be available in four finishes, each offering a unique combination of materials and colors. The base Loft trim uses recycled Recytitan, a material made from 78% recycled plastic. Recycled fabric is also used in the trim, making it particularly eco-friendly.
The Lodge trim uses Technofil, a material made from recycled nylon yarns from fishing nets, textile waste, and carpets. This is another example of the use of recycled materials in the Elroq interior.
The overall style of the Elroq interior will combine simplicity, spaciousness, and clean lines, reflecting a contemporary approach to design.