<p>Essentially a 5 seater but the KUV also comes in with a 6 seater option by providing a flat bench on the front row which creates extra space for one more passenger at the front. Well, apart from this feature Mahindra has played smart with the interiors of the KUV 100 as well. The compact car appears quite spacious and tech equipped on the inside which one might not feel when taking a glance from its exteriors. The grey and black theme interiors combined with some nice piano black and brushed aluminum finished dials and switches make it quite upmarket. The rectangular mounted central console now houses a range of equipment such as the joy-stick styled gear lever, which might take people back to old days, air con controls as well as the infotainment system which is packed neatly with silver accent finishes. The driver seat can be adjusted for height while the twin-pod instrument cluster appears quite sporty along with a three spoke steering wheel that also houses audio controls. Seating remains quite comfortable even for longer journeys. Rear seating gets decent under thigh support but the bench height remains a little low especially for shorter passengers which might block the outside view from the sides. Sitting three abreast on the rear row might not be the most comfortable idea due to the compact width of the car. However, the real USP of this offering from Mahindra are its unique set of features which includes mood lighting on inner door handles, puddle lamps on all doors, gear shift indicator, a lot of utility storage places (hidden as well), Mahindra BlueSense App compatibility, cooled glovebox, illuminated key insert ring and even a dead clutch pedal to name a few. Considering the entry level compact hatchback segment as its rival, KUV 100 manages to score way ahead from its competition when it comes to the interior cabin offerings.

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