[NY-TJ]

the idea behind the entire interior design is practical enough and even more with the color-coded approach

however the only difference is come time for production we might not see as much color. instead it might have outlines of those colors, similar to the Jeep Renegade:

 

[NY-TJ]

It may look a bit too busy with so many colors in one cabin. Not too bad in the renderings, but in real life that's a lot of orange/blue/black and whatever color they decide to throw in there. I'd prefer to see most of the interior in black with orange accents.

I'm sure most owners will be able to figure out where all the storage bins are after owning one for a while.

Lucky for you (or unlucky) lower trims will be basic as per most Toyota models I know. The only fancy thing i've seen it the Scion iA and Toyota iM interior, but that might change as they get rid of anything Scion to do with it.

 

[NY-TJ]

base trims arent lacking much, the real issue is people are expecting way too much these days and dont see the value thats already being offered. I can tell you that from my 20 years of car ownership and looking into cars that todays base was the premium of 10 years ago.

 

[NY-TJ]

Maybe with the whole rise of Apple Auto and Andriod systems we will have the option of using our Tablets and Surface laptops as infotainment systems. I have a Surface that in tablet mode would look great in the TJ