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Avid fans of the #3, gear up! , the high-performance aftermarket tuning company, has just revealed a brand-new kit for your loved SUV, which, without a doubt, promises to make it look significantly more fierce.

The Brabus-made enhancements are not restricted to aesthetics alone; the new kit features multiple external bolt-on parts and a light interior revamp, resulting in a mini SUV that strikes the right balance of style and substance.

Situated atop a fresh set of 20/21 inch multicolour centre lock alloys, the Smart #3 is outfitted with a revamped face boasting new side air intakes, a conspicuous open wound on the bonnet, and an elongated front lip. The lip extension proceeds along the body, offering a continuous sense of flow, while the tailgate gets a curvaceous new wing as a companion.

While the new sports springs reduce the ride height by about 1.5 inches, it doesn’t appear that any other significant mechanical alterations are included in this kit. However, the meticulously designed body kit headlines a reduction in lift and a significant boost in aerodynamics.

It is inside the cabin, where Brabus leaves a unique touch. Numerous new logos are tastefully placed to remind users that this is a markedly enhanced #3. An aluminium pedal pad with contrasting red stitching, new scuff plates with backlighting, and extra velour across the boot liner add to the interior aesthetic.

Brabus is yet to disclose details on pricing for either individual components or the entire package, but it’s expected that such information will be released in the near future. So, brace yourselves, the Brabus experience for your Smart #3 is closer than you think.

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