Aion V Gets Thai Bodykit Upgrade, Its Look Becomes More Aggressive

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The trend of modifying electric cars is growing livelier. Although its factory-presented appearance is already futuristic, some owners still want to add a different touch to make their car look sportier and not identical to the standard version.

An example is the electric SUV Aion V which received modification touches from Siam Bodykit, a Thailand-based tuning house.

This modification package uses a bodykit named ZAD, designed specifically to give a more aggressive look to the electric SUV without changing its main design character.

Its design features sharp lines with lip accents protruding forward, giving an aggressive impression to the Aion V’s face.

Additional ventilation vents at the lower part also make the front appearance look more dynamic.

In addition to reinforcing the sporty character, the front skirt makes the car appear wider and sturdier when viewed from the front.

Moving to the side, the bodykit includes side skirts that run from the front wheel to the rear wheel.

This component makes the body line appear lower while giving the car a longer visual length.

The side skirts are also equipped with line accents that merge with the design of the front and rear bumpers, resulting in a more harmonious look.

Changes are also visible at the rear through an additional rear skirt on the bumper.

The bodykit gives a sportier impression to the rear, especially with a diffuser design that makes the rear look more assertive.

Additionally, there is also a black roof spoiler option mounted on the top of the tailgate to reinforce the sporty character of this electric SUV.

The bodykit is made from ABS material, known for being lightweight yet fairly strong.

The design and production processes are conducted in Thailand, while the colour finish uses Dupont 2K paint claimed to meet international standards.

Moreover, the bodykit is designed to be easily installed without requiring major modifications to the vehicle’s body structure.

The ZAD bodykit package for the Aion V is sold at around 13,000 to 14,900 baht, equivalent to roughly Rp 6.8 million to Rp 7.9 million.

With the addition of the bodykit, the Aion V’s appearance becomes more sporty without losing the original design character of the electric SUV.

A simple touch like this can serve as a reference for owners who want to make their car look different from the standard version.