Rolls-Royce introduced the Starlight Headliner roof in the Phantom with 800 lights back in 2007. Now, it has been extended to the entire length of the roof with 1340 lights. Currently, it’s available in the Phantom, Ghost and Wraith. The Starlight Headliner roof is a factory-installed option that turns the roof into a panoramic starry night. Now-a-days, it’s one of the popular mod jobs in the aftermarket.
You can get Rolls-Royce like starlight headliner modifications in India as well and that too at affordable price. This modified Tata Altroz is the latest example that offers such a luxurious experience with the shooting star mode. The hatchback also receives 18 pieces of ambient lighting.
What further enhance its feel and appeal is the Cherry Red and Piano White leather seat upholstery with diamond quilting and red borders. Its dashboard has Cherry Red leather on the upper and lower parts and the middle section is wrapped in White leather. Read – Tata Altroz To Get 2 Major Variants In 2023
Significant mod jobs have been made to its exterior as well. The modified Tata Altroz has been painted in Matt Garnet Red colour scheme. It has been dechromed and gets universal front splitter with high gloss black wrap.
The hatchback’s headlamps (both high and low beams) and fog lamps feature Aozoom 130-watt LED lights. The high gloss black PPF (Paint Protection Film) finished roof add more to its sporty appearance. One of the major highlights is its big V2 universal monster rear spoiler.
The Tata Altroz comes with three engine options – a 1.2L, 3-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol, a 1.2L, 3-cylinder turbo petrol and 1.5L, 4-cylinder turbo diesel. While the NA and turbo petrol motors make power worth 86bhp with 113Nm and 110bhp with 140Nm respectively, the latter delivers 90bhp and 200Nm of torque. A 5-speed manual gearbox is standard across the model. The naturally aspirated petrol engine can also be had with a 6-speed dual clutch automatic gearbox.
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