Fiat has gone for a safer dual tone theme setup on the inside for all standard variants, whereas the top of the line sports variant gets an all black cabin. The dash gets a soft touch finish that feels and appeals soothing to the eye. One can clearly sense its curved design philosophy which continuous on the inside as well with well laid out curved outlines on the dash. You get a centrally placed entertainment unit on the dash that is capable enough to take care of all your audio needs. There is also a provision of Bluetooth, USB and AUX support while it can also read out SMS for you using Microsoft Blue and Me by syncing your smartphone easily with the entertainment unit. Right below that is a neatly placed automatic climate control unit that is quite responsive and works smoothly even in hot and humid conditions. To make the cabin more premium, Fiat also offers a leather wrapped steering wheel and gear knob that are quite smooth to hold. The cabin on the whole appears more driver centric with features such as driver seat height adjustment along with a large MID (Multi Information Display) unit on the instrument cluster that offers a lot of convenient information to the driver on the go. Seating on the whole remains quite comfortable as you get adequate cushioning and under thigh support for both the rows. The rear seats get an additional rear mounted AC vents which makes for a comfortable drive. With ample legroom and good headroom available, Punto Evo scores high on space on the inside.