The changes on the inside of the new Scorpio are not Day &amp; Night when compared to its predecessor. Mahindra however, has managed to bring in a fresh ambiance to Scorpio’s interiors with the introduction of additional features. Like for instance the black &amp; white color combination of the dual tone dashboard looks more upmarket now. The steering feels plush with standard audio controls mounted along with the cruise control switch. The centre console now houses a large 6 inch touchscreen infotainment system with inbuilt GPS. The all black centre console unit also supports a fully automatic climate control with nice little chrome inserts on the dials that ups the luxury quotient. The only flaw that we discovered is with the placement of the centre console which sits quite low and becomes a distraction for the driver to operate, taking his eye away from the road. However, brushing that aside, the instrument cluster looks quite futuristic with a large MID ( Multi Information Display ) unit giving all sorts of information to the driver. Further, the SUV is made available in various seating geometry which can accommodate 7 passengers to as many as 9. The cushioning of the seats is not the best in the class and the second row seat especially lacks under thigh support. The third row seats are not very ideal for sitting and would mostly be preferred to occupy your luggage instead.