4 Suzuki Vitara Brezza accessories you didn’t know you needed.
The newly launched Suzuki Vitara Brezza slots in just below the Vitara and shares similar styling cues, however, the Vitara is the more premium offering between the two models. Suzuki offers optional accessories you can add to your new Brezza variant to further enhance the styling. Here are four Suzuki Vitara Brezza accessories you didn't know you needed.
The Suzuki Vitara Brezza arrived early in 2021 and offers customers an affordable alternative should the Vitara be just out of reach. The model comes in two specification levels, GL and the more premium GLX. Both variants come fitted with a 1.5-litre, turbocharged, 4-cylinder petrol motor which can be coupled to either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission.
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The combination results in 77 kW and 138 Nm of torque while promising a combined fuel consumption return of 6.2 L / 100 km. Occupants benefit from automatic climate control and two airbags for the front passengers as well as a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay as standard across the range. But how can you bolster the exterior styling? Let's jump straight in.
1. Foglamps
Suzuki Vitara Brezza models in GLX guise come fitted as standard with foglamps on the lower front bumper, however, the items are optionally available to GL owners. Furthermore, you can specify the optional chrome foglamp surrounds for an even more premium finish upfront. The chrome garnishing is available for both the GL and GLX grades.
2. Front grille
Both the GL and GLX specifications come fitted with a chrome grille that extends between the headlamps. Although on its own, the item gives an upmarket look and feel. Customers can option additional garnishing in the form of coloured slats that fits in the two breather holes on either side of the large central Suzuki emblem.
3. Side skid plate
The Suzuki Vitara Brezza offer customers 198 mm of ground clearance which is very competitive in the crossover segment. However, if you are going to be tackling the rough stuff on a regular basis, why not consider adding side skid plates. The plates are fitted where traditional side skirting would feature and protects the vehicle from scratches during your off-roading adventures.
4. Rear lower bumper garnish
The rear of the Brezza features a skid plate in similar styles as the optional side skirting mentioned above. This is there to protect the rear bumper from scratches as you navigate over tall objects. To add a little flair, customers can opt for additional garnishing and rear extender to further bolster the overall styling.
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