Make your Toyota RAV4 stand out with this Modellista Aero Kit in Malaysia!

The 2020 Toyota RAV4 had finally made it to Malaysia back in June. Despite its hefty price, we think that the fifth-generation's rugged look matches its friendly soft-roader capabilities.

However, if you think it’s not rugged enough, there are aero kits available courtesy of Toyota’s customising arm, Modellista. According to Wing Hin Motorsports on their Facebook page, you can check out this Modellista RAV4 at their Toyota 4S showroom in Balakong, Selangor.

The Modellista kit adds a front spoiler on the bumper to give an aggressive and sporty look to the RAV4. The daytime running lights (DRL) continues to give it a sporty and exciting-looking front. Chrome trims are added onto the front grille, close to the Toyota badge for a very stylish look.

There are also chrome trims around the bottom of the front and rear bumpers as well as on the side skirts. The shinier side skirts definitely add more pizzazz than the plastic bumpers on the standard RAV4.

The chrome trim continues at the back though there aren’t many modifications here apart from a chrome trim across the bottom tailgate. Also in the rear are some side fender spats that help to give better airflow to the rear tyres.

According to the Modellista website, the kit also comes with dual-tone 19-inch alloys that aren’t featured in this RAV4. At least the chrome wheels still match the whole look.

In our review of the RAV4, we complimented the way it rides with a perfect balance on comfort, practicality, and driving experience. There has been no pricing for this Modellista kit at the moment but if you’re interested to see it up close, head over to Wing Hin Toyota's outlet in Balakong.

Photo credit: Wing Hin Motorsports

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