<p>The cabin seems to have picked up from where Bolt left off. Being identical to its hatch sibling, Zest does lives upto its name in making the cabin more plush and upmarket. On the whole, the interiors are one of the finest to have come out from Tata’s stable. The use of all black interiors merged with a beige dashboard makes the cabin more upmarket. What catches the attention the moment you step inside is the centrally placed touchscreen infotainment system powered by Harman with Bluetooth connectivity that even lets you access your phonebook, call logs and it gives you the option of doing conference calls as well. Now, how cool is that ! That coupled with smartphone enabled navigation support, makes it one of the best tech feature offered in this segment. Overall, the fit and finish of the cabin feels good including the well weighted three spoke steering wheel with multi-function controls. With good amount of side bolstering at the front seats and decent under thigh support, spending time inside this compact sedan can be done with quite ease. The rear seats are also kept on the comfort side with a wide bench offering an easy seating position. However, seating three abreast at the rear row will be a squeeze due to its compact dimensions and due to a central tunnel that runs onto the center of the rear seats. Tata has also played smart in utilizing the storage space available inside by offering a range of cubby holes as well as a storage drawer under the co-passenger seat along with central console storage and bottle holders on the door as well.

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