The Maruti Suzuki Fronx, already known for its appealing design, has been rendered in a sportier RS version by Bimble Designs. This conceptual rendition, inspired by the high-performance Audi RS6 Estate, envisions the Fronx RS with enhanced aggressiveness and sportiness.
Design Enhancements in Fronx RS
The Fronx RS render showcases a more aggressive and sporty fascia, with a subtler grey element connecting the headlights. The standard Fronx's LED DRLs are integrated into the headlights, providing a sleeker look. The headlight area is transformed into a massive air intake adding to the vehicle's aggressive appearance. Additional features include winglets, a massive front splitter, flared wheel arches and a prominent rear spoiler.
Performance Upgrades
While the standard Fronx in India is powered by a 1.0L 3-cylinder turbo petrol engine producing 99 bhp and 147.6 Nm, the Fronx RS render suggests more substantial hardware. This includes massive forged alloy wheels with sporty low-profile tyres, upgraded brake rotors, and large Brembo calipers. The rear section features an upgraded bumper with a splitter and quad exhaust tips.
Highlight: Carbon Fibre Roof-Box
A standout feature of the Maruti Suzuki Fronx RS render is the carbon fibre roof-box, which immediately draws attention. Other notable design attributes include active fender vents, a carbon fibre rear tailgate and aerodynamic bodywork.
Potential for a High-Performance Version
While the current Fronx is equipped with a modest 1.0L turbo engine, the render imagines a scenario where a larger 1.5L engine could be turbocharged to extract more than 200 bhp. Such a configuration would justify the aggressive hardware additions in the Fronx RS, although it is unlikely that Maruti Suzuki would produce such a high-performance version directly.
The Maruti Suzuki Fronx RS rendered by Bimble Designs offers a glimpse into what a sportier more aggressive version of the Fronx could look like. While it remains a conceptual design it showcases the potential for the Fronx to evolve into a high-performance crossover inspired by the likes of the Audi RS6.