Mahindra spruces up TUV300 with accessories range

It is not new for Mahindra to offer a range of accessories for their vehicles in order to give interested customers the opportunity to make their vehicle stand out and or make it more convenient. The Mahindra Thar is classic example of this philosophy as the company offers an extensive range of accessories such as hard top roof, roof carriers, power windows, leather interiors, alloy wheels and much more.

Now, right from the time of launch of the TUV300, the company is already offering an extensive range of accessories for its new compact SUV.

Here is a look at what you can fit additionally on the TUV:

Exterior accessories list - 

1. Front cladding – This consists of a protruding black plastic section for the wide central air dam in the bumper and for the fog lamps.
2. Front and rear plastic stone guard styled like skid plates
3. Black plastic side skirts
4. Black plastic cladding for the wheel archs
5. Fuax black plastic hood `vent
6. Roof shroud with marker lamps
7. Roof carrier
8. Roof rack with inflatable roof carrier
9. Chrome ORVM casings
10. Chrome door handles
11. Chrome air dam garnish
12. Chrome end covers for roof rails
13. Chrome tail lamp garnish
14. Chrome fog lamp and rear reflector bezels
15. Chrome license plate bezel
16. Side steps
17. Black machined alloy wheels
18. Metal finish wheel covers for non-alloy wheel variants
19. Side body mouldings
20. Rain visors
21. Spare wheel cover
22. Rear bicycle rack
23. Rear spoiler

The interior accessories list for the Mahindra TUV300 includes the following items -

1. Illuminated scuff plates
2. Protective door sill covers
3. Range of fabric and all-weather foot mats
4. Range of seat covers
5. Rear view camera
6. Infotainment system with screens for rear seat occupants
7. Heads up display
8. Front parking sensors
9. Sun blinds
10. Car phone holder
11. Car inverter
12. Car fridge
13. Seat back organizer

We at autoX also went for a drive in the brand new Mahindra TUV300. Here is our review - Mahindra TUV300: First Drive