The cabin of the new Cupra Raval concept has a futuristic look to it, and there’s plenty of technology on board. The most notable example is the huge curved infotainment screen and digital drivers display.
The Raval's angular design treatment is carried through to the interior - a minimalist but striking cabin environment dominated by a copper-coloured floating centre console, a widescreen central touch display, purple ambient lighting and games console-inspired steering wheel controls. The Raval and the other entry-level VW Group EVs will come equipped with over-the-air software update functionality, which will keep manufacturing costs down and allow owners to add extra features at will, but also pave the way for the trio to be used by urban car-sharing and rental services.
Elsewhere, the steering wheel has been designed to look like a games console controller and features a four-spoke design. Being a concept car, it’s not clear how much of this will make production.
Like the Born, the Raval will major on sustainability, featuring recycled polymers and other 'bio-based' materials throughout the cabin.
