Quick Answer
For a Hyundai Grand i10 2024-on LED DRL project, confirm the exact hatchback or sedan body, market, bumper version, trim, original lamp arrangement and connector before selecting or developing a kit. “Grand i10” alone is not a sufficient fitment specification.
Build an accurate vehicle brief
Provide front, side and rear bumper photographs; the model year and country; hatchback or sedan body style; trim; left- or right-hand drive where relevant; existing lamp and fog-bezel photographs; and connector images. Include OE part numbers only as supporting information, not as a substitute for vehicle inspection.
Check product scope
Clarify whether the required product is white DRL only, white DRL plus amber turn signal, a fog-bezel-integrated DRL, or a multi-function lamp. The function, controller, mounting frame, included harness and installation method must match the agreed vehicle version.
Approve a sample before bulk supply
Install the sample on the real target vehicle. Confirm bezel alignment, bumper clearance, clip/screw retention, harness routing, ignition behavior, white-light uniformity, amber states where equipped and any diagnostic warnings. Record the SKU and revision with photographs and video.
Manage customization responsibly
A custom logo, packaging, color box, label or instruction leaflet may be possible subject to the actual program, MOQ and approval process. Do not use unapproved customer branding or claim market compliance without corresponding evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the hatchback kit the same as the sedan kit?
Do not assume so. Verify the exact bumper and mounting geometry for each body style.
What is needed for a quotation?
Vehicle details, destination, desired functions, photographs, expected quantity and any branding requirements.
Can one sample approve future revisions?
No. The approval should identify the exact part and revision. Material, tooling or electronic changes should be reviewed.