Volvo Aero XXL | Vandenbulcke Frederic
For Vandenbulcke Frederic, BUFFL rebuilt this Volvo Aero XXL into a unique truck with luxurious interior, ambient lighting and a high-quality finish.
Volvo truck interior customized - Fleuren Group
Fleuren Group of Oss is an international trading partner in fodder, small animal packaging, solid fertilizers, truck maintenance and transportation. You don't build a standard interior for an organization like Fleuren Group. The interior has to fit the identity of the company, the daily work and the appearance on the road.
For this project, BUFFL fully equipped a Volvo with a custom interior upgrade, focusing on comfort, experience and appearance.
Interior with character
The cabin is fully customized with an attractive and sleek finish in every detail. Red melon lights are integrated into the sky, providing a warm and distinctive atmosphere once it gets dark.
The bed plate is completely rebuilt and finished in knotted upholstery. It also features an illuminated Volvo logo that adds depth and luxury to the interior.
The front cabinet plate is also fully custom manufactured, also knotted finished and equipped with subtle LED lighting. This creates a modern and high-quality look that perfectly complements the overall concept of the cabin.
Comfort and atmosphere
A complete set of curtains is placed all around with integrated lighting. Combined with a fully covered floor, this provides tranquility, comfort and a high-quality base in the cabin.
Every detail has been carefully crafted so that functionality and experience come together in one unit. This Volvo offers not only comfort on long trips, but also an interior where the driver feels at home.
A truck that completely matches the look and ambition of Fleuren Group: professional, powerful and finished in every detail.
Would you like this for your truck too?
Can you picture yourself driving around with this styling? We’d be happy to help you decide. Book an appointment and pop in, or customise your truck yourself using our configurator.
