<p>The essence of the Safari badge is in its commanding seating position and road presence. Keeping the same in mind, Tata has not really put in much efforts to revolutionize its cabin, but with the addition of some modern day features, the current generation Safari Storme is definitely miles ahead of its predecessor. Step inside and you get a wide and spacious cabin with huge window panes that makes it quite airy and refreshing. The latest avatar gets an all new Java black interiors which amalgamates black and brushed aluminum quite elegantly. The plastic quality of the dash along with button and dials have improved while there is still a lot of room for improvement. Its flat standing central console does look stylish and it now sports a Harman powered infotainment unit. Seating remains quite comfortable for the first two rows, while the 7 seater variant does offer an extended third row seating, which is not really adequate for adults. The front row seats also gets lumbar support along with dedicated armrests for extra comfort, while the driver seat gets height adjustment feature as well. Second row offers quite a wide bench which is adequate enough to accommodate three passengers easily. If opting for two passengers only, one can make use of a central armrest on the second row for additional comfort. There are additional roof mounted AC vents onto the back that offers a good throw, even till the third row.

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