<p>Not much has changed on the inside when compared with its hatchback sibling. But despite the family comparison, when pitted against the leading players in the segment, Aspire is surely going to trouble most of them with its well appointed cabin and upmarket appeal. The subcompact sedan gets a Black and Biege treatment on the inside with a nice chrome touch on the dials. Opting for a piano black finished central unit on the dashboard looks quite pleasing to the eye along with an upwardly mounted infotainment screen which also comes with SYNC and voice control along with Applink, MyFord Dock to control and access various features of the sedan easily. On the downside, the climate control unit sits quite low on the central console which might be a distraction for the driver when using it while driving. Seating remains very comfortable with good under thigh support on offer along with decent cushioning which makes longer journeys a breeze. The overall width of the sedan is similar to the Figo which results in the same rear bench size. Thus making the rear row good enough to accommodate only two full size passengers. Trying to adjust three adults abreast will lead to cramped seating. With the availability of a lot of utility spaces and appointment of modern day features, Figo Aspire’s cabin remains one of the best in its class.

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