These 10 Cars Offers Incredibly Unique Interiors

If you think we’re going to show you a bunch of modified cabins to give you the most unique interiors in cars, you’d be wrong.

Instead, these vehicles come straight from the automaker with some of the most interesting and unique cabin areas. When you want advanced electronics, comfortable seats, posh surroundings, and interesting trim items, this is where you’ll find them. Let’s take a look at the cars that bring us some cool items and qualities in the area where we spend the most time, the interior of the vehicle.

Morgan Plus 4 70th Anniversary Edition

We’ll begin with a name that offers a classic style. The Morgan style makes it easy to think of an English professor driving a proper British car that would be the singular model on campus. The Morgan Plus 4 has an interior area that appears to have come right out of the early part of the last century. Maybe we can say that because this car hasn’t been updated since 1962. Can you imagine that; we think ten years is a long time, and this car goes back even farther with its retro style and old-school dials.

Mercedes-Benz B-Class

When the outside of a vehicle doesn’t match the interior, you wonder what’s going on. Thankfully, the Mercedes-Benz B-Class, which is rather boring on the outside, isn’t boring at all in the cabin. This car has one of the most unique interiors you’ll see, with blue mood lighting and impressive contrasting black and white panels around the interior. Even the turbine-style air vents catch your attention to give you a sense of sportiness in a relatively mundane luxury vehicle.

Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro

You expect to find something odd, interesting, or unique with every aspect of the Valkyrie. You certainly won’t be disappointed in this car at all. This car, which is a track-only vehicle, looks like it came off of a spacecraft where months of training taught astronauts how to use all the buttons and dials on the steering wheel. There’s very little inside this car, but the massive pillars give this car serious blind areas. Thankfully, this car is only meant to be driven on the track and is limited to only 25 models.

Mercedes-Maybach S-Class

This car does have one of the most unique interiors in the automotive world because it’s also one of the most posh. You truly need to hire a chauffeur to enjoy the high-quality this car offers. The rear seats bring you quilted leather with diamond patterns marked on them. There are removable lumbar cushions that can provide just the right amount of comfort. The two-tone interior is classy, luxurious, and elegant, making this car one of the most relaxing, especially if you have the right driver at the wheel.

Caterham Super Seven

If you want the opposite of the Maybach S-Class, the Caterham Super Seven is that car. The single-mindedness of this car isn’t lost in frills and comfort items that aren’t required in this car. All you’ll find in the cabin area is a steering wheel and a few gears. This skeletal design allows this car to be light and fast, making it one of the most fun cars to drive and see on the road. You might not want it on the road every day, but it could be fun to drive once in a while.

Mini John Cooper Works GP

You’ll see circles everywhere in one of the most unique interiors ever put into a car. This Mini offers plenty of power and some large body panels in the cabin, but some might say it has too many circles. Regardless of how you feel about the round shapes found everywhere, this car is interesting and could be one that is a lot of fun to drive. Of course, all those circles might make you dizzy.

Fiat 500

Looking at the outside of the Fiat 500 might make you think of a boring ride with not much going on. Once you step inside, you’ll change your tune. This car is admired for its style, and part of that is a throwback dashboard covered in body-colored paint, which gives it an interesting style. The racing-style steering wheel, red lighting signature, and impressive screen make this car something interesting to admire. This is another car where the outside doesn’t match the inside very well at all.

Citroen C3 Aircross

We don’t see this car in the United States, but that doesn’t keep us from viewing it, and the cool cabin area offered. This car has one of the most unique interiors with a two-tone paneling look across the steering wheel, seats, and dashboard. The air vents are tiny, and this car brings a small head-up display which is pretty cool for such a small vehicle. The cabin is certainly interesting to look at when you see the Citroen C3 Aircross.

Tesla Model X

Once you get past the gullwing doors on the outside of this SUV, you’re presented with the Tesla interior, which is different from anything else. The dashboard of this electric SUV features a massive center screen which controls everything in this car. You don’t have any gauges, readings, or dials anywhere in the vehicle. A few items are part of the steering wheel, but everything you need is on that large center screen. This almost gives us a minimalist approach, except that screen takes up a large part of the center stack.

Honda e

You might think Honda would stay out of the conversation for the most unique interiors, but that’s not the case with the Honda e. This little hatchback is the first EV to the modern market from the brand. This car has a large screen running across the dashboard but some old-school buttons and dials underneath. The blend of classic and futuristic is interesting in this car. Add the faux-wood trimming, and you’ve got a car that’s trying to give us a little of everything in the cabin.

Have you ever driven a car and thought it had to have one of the most unique interiors you’ve ever seen? Was it one of the models mentioned here or something else?