EVs have come a long way from being merely practical choices. Today, they’re synonymous with style, comfort, innovation, and even luxury. The interiors of electric vehicles are no longer an afterthought, or a point of cost-cutting; they’re meticulously crafted spaces that blend technology, luxury, and sustainability, and make the most out of the advantages that electrification has to offer for interior design. Let’s explore some of the most captivating EV interiors currently on the market.
5. Kia EV6: Sporty, Yet Roomy
The Kia EV6 presents a sportier take on the typical electric vehicle interior, especially in its GT trim. With a driver-focused cockpit and a mix of futuristic flair with familiar racing functionality, it appeals to those who seek both performance and comfort. The EV6 GT comes with track-ready bucket seats with electrifying neon green stitching that match with its neon green brake calipers and other accents throughout. While maintaining a sporty character, the EV6 doesn’t sacrifice comfort. Ample legroom and a thoughtfully designed cabin ensure a pleasant journey for all occupants.
Standout Features:
- Driver-focused cockpit for an engaging driving experience
- Curved 12.3-inch infotainment display
- Sporty yet comfortable seating, optional racing bucket seats
Cargo and Passenger Space:
- 41.4 inches front legroom
- 38.2 inches rear legroom
- 39.7 inches front headroom
- 38.6 inches rear headroom
- 24.4 cubic feet of cargo space behind rear seats
4. Chevy Blazer EV: Electric Edge
The Chevy Blazer EV marries athleticism with utility in its interior design.. With some elements shared with the internal combustion Blazer, and some elements unique to the electrified version, the interior of the Blazer EV is familiar yet refreshing. Depending on the trim you opt for, the Blazer EV can be wrapped in a striking bright red leather for a sporty, loud look. The cabin is characterized by a blend of premium materials and user-friendly technology. An optional panoramic sunroof bathes the interior in natural light, enhancing the overall ambiance. While the Blazer EV prioritizes practicality, it doesn’t compromise on style.
Standout Features:
- Blend of premium materials and practical design
- Optional panoramic sunroof
- User-friendly technology through Google Built-In
Cargo and Passenger Space:
- 41.9 inches front legroom
- 39.1 inches rear legroom
- 39.7 inches front headroom
- 38.8 inches rear headroom
- 31.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind rear seats
3. BMW iX: Luxury Reimagined
The BMW iX is a bold statement of luxury and innovation. Its interior is a harmonious blend of opulence and cutting-edge technology. The curved 12.3-inch infotainment display, a signature BMW element, takes center stage, offering a seamless and intuitive user experience. The iX’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its use of recycled materials, but the overall feel is undeniably premium, with a crystalline iDrive controller available in certain trims. Opting for the M60 version can get you racing-inspired bucket seats and a red interior. Plush seating and ample legroom ensure a first-class travel experience.
Standout Features:
- Curved 12.3-inch infotainment display
- Sustainable materials with a premium feel
- Plush sofa-like seating
Cargo and Passenger Space:
- 41.7 inches front legroom
- 39.4 inches rear legroom
- 41.9 inches front headroom
- 40.2 inches rear headroom
- 50 cubic feet of cargo space behind rear seats
2. Kia EV9: A Living Room on Wheels
The Kia EV9 redefines SUV interiors. It’s a spacious, opulent haven that blurs the lines between automotive and residential design. The EV9 offers multiple seating configurations, including relaxation seats with heating, ventilation, and massage functions. This flagship EV boasts a curved display that dominates the dashboard, providing a futuristic and intuitive interface for both driver and passengers. Beyond aesthetics, Kia prioritized sustainability, incorporating recycled materials without compromising the premium feel.
Standout Features:
- Seats available with heating, ventilation, massage, and legrests/footrests
- Curved display for a futuristic and intuitive interface
- Sustainable materials without sacrificing luxury
Cargo and Passenger Space:
- 40.2 inches front legroom
- 39.3 inches rear legroom
- 41.3 inches front headroom
- 40.1 inches rear headroom
- 110 cubic feet of cargo space with seats folded down
1. BMW i7: Ultra-Ultra-Luxury
The BMW i7 is the pinnacle of luxury EV interiors. The i7 is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and technology. The Theater Screen, an expansive 31-inch display, transforms the rear seats into a private cinema, redefining in-car entertainment. The Executive Lounge package takes opulence to new heights with features like reclining seats, massage functions, and footrests. Beyond the technological marvels, the i7’s interior is adorned with the finest materials, creating an ambiance of unparalleled sophistication. The rear seat is nearly wide enough and cushioned enough to be a couch, and plush mats line the floors.
Standout Features:
- 31-inch Theater Screen for an immersive rear-seat experience
- Executive Lounge package for ultimate luxury
- High-quality materials and craftsmanship
Cargo and Passenger Space:
- 43.8 inches front legroom
- 42.1 inches rear legroom
- 41.4 inches front headroom
- 40.2 inches rear headroom
- 18.8 cubic feet of cargo space
Wrapping Up: The Coolest EV Interiors
These five EV interiors showcase a diverse range of design, features, capacity, and materials, catering to different tastes and preferences. From the market-breaking 3-row Kia EV9 to the technologically advanced and ultra-luxurious BMW i7, EV interiors certainly don’t come one-size-fits-all. As the EV market continues to evolve with consumer trends and technological advancements, we can expect EV interiors to make even more groundbreaking and visually stunning improvements, with automakers dipping into both lower and higher price ranges.
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