Car customisation in India has reached a whole new level, with enthusiasts constantly looking for ways to make their vehicles truly one of a kind. A recent example of this trend is a heavily modified Hyundai i10 that has been turned into a mobile living room. The creative transformation highlights the growing skill and imagination of Indian car modification shops.

Hyundai i10 Gets a Complete Makeover

This particular Hyundai i10 has undergone such an extreme modification that it barely resembles a car anymore. The changes start right behind the bonnet, where the original body structure has been entirely replaced. Gone are the standard doors, roof, and seating arrangement.

In their place is a tall, box-like structure that raises the overall height of the vehicle. Large glass panels have been used all around, offering clear outside views and giving the modified i10 a van-like appearance. The design almost mimics a room, blending mobility with the feel of home interiors.

Interior That Feels Like a Living Room

The driver’s seat is now extended all the way to the back, and the usual passenger seats have been replaced with a flat floor space. This area is enclosed with curtains, resembling a typical drawing room setup seen in Indian homes. In a video capturing this quirky ride, two people can be seen sitting comfortably in the rear, enjoying the journey.

Adding to the living room vibe, the rear side windows have also been modified to resemble home-style windows, allowing for ventilation and natural light. The entire setup makes the vehicle look more like a mobile lounge than a compact hatchback.

Final Thoughts

This Hyundai i10 modification is a clear reflection of how far Indian car customisation has come. It shows the lengths to which car owners and designers go to stand out on the roads. While such designs may not be practical for daily use, they do grab attention and showcase the limitless possibilities of automotive creativity.

Source: Indian Jugadh of  Car