The TUV 300 offers a lot of freshness to the Mahindra’s stable. The interiors seems to be completely redefined and are not at all borrowed from any Mahindra siblings. The use of black and beige in the cabin makes it more upmarket and pleasant on the inside. The plastic quality however does remain on the lower side. Such as the use of sliver and chrome accents look good on the appeal but the quality of material used inside does raise some eyebrows. Brushing that aside, the dashboard however does offer a pleasant view with tech and features loaded on the centre console. Its 2 DIN infotainment system houses a number of features which lets you control your phone, along with parking assist as well as vehicle information on the go. Mahindra claims to offer a 5+2 seating inside this compact SUV, but the last row of seats which face each other is more useful for children. These seats when folded does not really offer you the best of storage space as the seats themselves occupy a considerable amount of area. But sitting 5 will not be a problem at all. The second row offers plenty of under thigh support and legroom with very little fatigue for longer trips. The space used inside is quite remarkable with a number of cubby holes, cup holders and even a storage tray on offer. Mahindra has managed to offer the best of everything by combining seating comfort along with features inside this compact SUV and it does reflect inside its cabin.