The OEM grille balances pedestrian zones, airflow, lighting fit-out, and a neutral global-market face. In a stock Jimny that neutrality works. In a Salado build, where the bumper, hood, and side bars sharpen the vehicle, the OEM grille becomes the part that softens the front-end language.
The Salado Grille resolves that mismatch through surface direction rather than ornament. Its 45° downward intake geometry borrows from URNIETA NorthSea design language and gives the front face a more committed stance. The URNIETA emblem is treated as an inlaid dimensional component, not a printed mark, so the grille reads as one integrated structure. It keeps OEM mounting points and avoids body modification.
45° Intake Geometry
A downward-angled intake structure replaces the OEM mesh, drawn from URNIETA NorthSea design language. Functional airflow geometry, not decorative.
Dimensional Emblem
The URNIETA emblem is a separate inlaid component — not a stamped or printed logo. Three-dimensional, replaceable, deliberate.
Integrated Body-Flow
The grille reads as one continuous surface with the body line. No gaps, no protrusions. The kind of fit that comes from designing the part with the kit, not separately.