The 10 Best Car Interiors of 2022 According to WardsAuto
The fast-increasing popularity of electric vehicles is reflected in WardsAuto’s latest ranking of the best car interiors on the market as five of them made the top 10.
Only brand new or significantly improved models were considered. Several criteria helped determine the winners including design aesthetic, comfort, ergonomics, materials, fit-and-finish and the user-friendliness of displays and controls. Also, there is no price limit, but value is still important.
For the most part, we at The Car Guide agree with the picks, although we’re kind of surprised by the absence of the Hyundai IONIQ 5. Check out the list (in alphabetical order) and tell us what you think!
The Car Guide’s Take: The all-digital 12.3-inch instrument panel and 14.9-inch touchscreen make an awesome interface powered by the eighth generation of iDrive.
The Car Guide’s Take: Lots of cool innovations and handy storage solutions with the possibility to add your own 3D-printed accessories.
The Car Guide’s Take: A super-classy interior with lovely two-tone combinations and advanced cabin tech.
The Car Guide’s Take: This full-size SUV offers up to 75 inches of displays, and the new Uconnect 5 system makes them great to use, too.
The Car Guide’s Take: We love the clean design and use of recycled materials, like the seat covers which are partly made from salvaged plastic bottles.
The Car Guide’s Take: The giant glass roof that blends into the windshield is incredible, but so is the digital control panel that disappears out of sight when not in use.
The Car Guide’s Take: The 56-inch MBUX Hyperscreen combines with spectacular ambient lightning for a sci-fi experience.
The Car Guide’s Take: A versatile and exceptionally well-finished cabin puts nifty storage solutions and a 16-inch touchscreen at the driver’s disposal.
The Car Guide’s Take: The new Toyota Multimedia System is a real improvement, but don’t miss the lavish Capstone model.
The Car Guide’s Take: The plaid seats are back, naturally, and the all-digital interface is extremely sharp.