The Mercedes-Benz G-Class can be regarded as a model of non-renewal in the industry, and this retro design trend also makes the interior of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class somewhat outdated to a certain extent. However, for tuning companies, this does not seem to be a problem. Tuning company Carbon Motors has officially launched a customized G-Class luxury interior.
This set of modification plans is based on the Mercedes-Benz G500. As you can see from the picture, carbon fiber has become the main highlight of the new car interior. The central control panel has become a simple carbon fiber trim with simple buttons. The three differential lock switches are arranged in the most eye-catching positions, and the lights and other switches are placed on both sides. The fabric of the seat and door guard is upgraded to Alcantara fabric for wrapping, and the seat also adopts diamond quilting sewing technology, supplemented by red stitching thread for embellishment. In addition, this plan also upgrades the internal sound insulation of the G500, and the sound system is also replaced with a JL subwoofer.
In terms of modification of the vehicle’s exterior, this modification program adds LED headlights and adds a winch to the position of the front bumper. The tires are upgraded to all-terrain tires. Judging from the attitude of the whole vehicle, the new car has also re-adjusted the suspension. As for the upgrade of the engine, no more information has been exposed yet.
