Enthusiasts in the field of vehicle design frequently engage in thrilling alterations of well-known models. racing vehicle aficionados have taken notice of one such compelling rendering: the Maruti Suzuki Jimny transformed into a five-door racing car. The Jimny already has the genetic make-up of an off-road winner thanks to its tough and condensed design. This picture, however, goes a step further by picturing a car with a longer wheelbase and aggressive rally-inspired elements. On Instagram, a depiction of the Maruti Suzuki Jimny was posted.
This stunning rendering of the new Maruti Suzuki Jimny envisaged as a rally vehicle was posted by Mridul Basist, the designer better known on Instagram as Bimbledesigns. The original Jimny five-door’s exterior has been entirely transformed into a rally SUV by the designer. First and foremost, the major draw of this rendering is the artist’s enormous lift kit for the Jimny, which also includes a modification to the suspension system. The vehicle has a solid axle in the back and a double wishbone suspension up front, according to the artist.
The car’s suspension has also received a ton of strengthening, including stronger sway bars and control arms. A huge number of components are also made specifically for the automobile. The car also receives a bespoke red skid plate, a complete metal bumper, and four enormous pod lights up front. Additionally, the fenders have been increased, and an antenna has been added to the front left side. Additionally, the bonnet receives personalized air vents.
As we get to the side profile of the vehicle, the enormous BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires are the image’s standout feature. They have been encircled by a set of unique white alloy wheels with rally car styling. Rock sliders have also been added to the side. To further the rally car image, the rear windows have also been completed in the body colour. Other than that, we should mention the snorkel and the unique roof rack with eight LED light pods.
Two pod lights have also been added by the artist in front of the A pillars. With the exception of a full-size spare wheel that matches the ones on the vehicle itself, not much has changed in the rear, where we can see that it receives a very identical appearance to the basic car.
Overall, the image is quite weird, and if it were to become a reality, it would certainly turn a lot of heads on Indian roads. Regarding the ordinary Jimny, it is a relatively compact car with very modest proportions. The 1.5-liter four-cylinder naturally-aspirated petrol engine is mated with either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic transmission in the standard Maruti Suzuki Jimny five-door.
The engine’s maximum power and torque outputs are 104.8 PS and 134.2 Nm, respectively. Fuel economy claims for the manual models are 16.94 km/l, while 16.39 km/l are made for the automatic versions. All models are equipped with Suzuki’s AllGrip Pro four-wheel-drive technology as standard.