Maruti Suzuki Ignis: Accessories And Personalisation Options

- The Ignis comes with an array of accessories and customisation options
- The company also offers special customisation packages for the Ignis
- Maruti Suzuki Ignis has been priced from Rs. 4.59 lakh to Rs. 7.80 lakh
The long-awaited Maruti Suzuki Ignis finally went on sale in India last week and that too with a very aggressive introductory prices - Rs. 4.59 lakh to Rs. 7.80 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Maruti Suzuki also roped in world famous EDM artist, Axwell, to perform at the Ignis launch and create some noise. The car comes in both petrol and diesel formats and packs in a host of style and comfort features. We have already shared our first impressions, which variant should you buy and everything that you need to know about the car.
While the stock Ignis in itself is well-loaded, especially the higher variants, taking its young target audience into considering, Maruti Suzuki has also introduced an array of accessories and customisation options that will be available at the Nexa outlets.
Crowners - Roof Wraps
Ignis Designer Roof Wraps
For those who feel a single tone roof is a bit mainstream, the Nexa dealerships offer something called Crowners for the Ignis. These customised Roof Wraps come in a variety of design options that are categorised into four themes - Digiscape, Radical, Implode, and Unbox, each offering a unique flavour to the design of the car.
Extenders - Roof Line Spoiler and Other Accessories

Custom Spoilers and Grille Accents
If changing the look of the entire roof isn't for you, the Maruti Suzuki also offers a variety of roofline spoilers in different design and colourways. The spoiler can be accompanied by different colour ORVM covers, grille highlight and fog lamp bezels to complete the design. While our pick for the roof spoiler will be the Carbon Fibre, the other colour options include - Tinsel Blue, Glistering Grey, Pearl Artic White, Uptown Red, and Silky Silver. The ORVMs come in Uptown Red and Tinsel Blue option, the grille accents and fog lamps bezel come Tinsel Blue and Titanium colour options. You can also equip you Ignis with a stylish set of black alloy wheels, door cladding, glass line spoiler, and door visors.
Sterling and Strokes - Exterior and Interior Styling Kits
Side Style Kit
The Ignis also comes with an array of exterior styling kits using side claddings. These body side moulding or Sterling as Maruti calls them, mimic the underbody cladding that you find in crossovers and SUV to add to the car's tall boy stance. The colourways include - Glistering Grey, Uptown Red, Pearl Artic White, Tinsel Blue, Garnish Finish and Silky Silver.
Cabin Style Kit
Similarly, the cabin also comes with styling kits like special cladding on the dashboard, around the gear lever, and side armrest holder. These interior styling accents come in three colourways - Uptown Red, Tinsel Blue, and Titanium.
Seat Covers and Other Interior Accessories
Seat Cover Options
The Ignis also gets a host of different seat covers in three different kinds - Premium PU Leather, PU Leather and PU + Velvet. Further, customers can also opt for a variety of design patterns from quilted seats to high res geometrical shapes. In addition to that Maruti also offers a host of accessories like five different types of floor mats, interior ambient lamp, boot mat, door mounted puddle lamps. As for your entertainment needs, you can also load the Ignis will accessories like - rear seat touchscreen display, active subwoofer, 2 channel AMP and a multimedia system from Kenwood.
Entertainment Accessories
In case you have a hard time choosing the accessories for your Ignis, Maruti Suzuki also offers pre-designed nifty customisation packages.
Seshan Vijayraghvan is among those who chose to be an automotive journalist just for the pleasure of getting their hands on all the awesome 4-wheeled and 2-wheeled machines that comes their way. A writer by day and a reader by night, this South-Indian Mumbaikar's love for cars and bikes is as strong as his beloved filter coffee. His current desire is to procure a mint-condition Premier Padmini and Royal Enfield Interceptor 650.
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