Spy Photos: 2015 Mustang interior revealed
Much of the speculation of the upcoming 2015 Mustang’s design has been about the exterior, although we’re perhaps just as curious about what Ford will do with the interior. With widespread speculation that the next generation will be a global vehicle, it’s likely that Ford will be designing the cockpit to appeal to a wider variety of international buyers. Undoubtedly Ford will make the interior less retro, as Ford’s lead designer, J Mays, has said the exterior will feature more futuristic styling.
Thankfully we don’t have to wait anymore to get our first look at the inside of the 2015 Mustang, as InsideLine.com’s spy photographers have managed to get images of the interior of an engineering test mule. Perhaps most noticeable is the new multi-function steering wheel with MyFord Touch, and a new instrument panel similar to the 2013 F-150′s can also be seen. Keep in mind that plenty of changes could be made before the design if finalized, and Inside Line does point out that it’s impossible to say whether these new elements will actually be used or if Ford is simply testing out the new components. One thing for sure is that technology will certainly play a larger part in the next generation Mustang.
You can see the spy photos of the 2015 Mustang interior below.
[Source: InsideLine.com]
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I suspect Ford have just cut n pasted existing Fusion/F150 interior hardware into this mule, in order to test out the tech behind it. I’d hope the finished interior will look a fair bit different from this.
Good to see new spyhots though
IT’S A TEST “Mule”!!!!!!
If you look closely you can easily see that this is not the new dashboard, it’s the current one sans instrument cluster and passenger airbag with some (horrible looking) electronics slammed into it.
UGLY…..Ford is gonna fuck this up making it a “world car”
Its a mule, lets all hope it looks nothing like that.
all squared off looking more like a minivans or suv’s interior, which parts of it is. Now is certainly not the time for Ford to go low balling the very model that there trying to uplift for the next generation.
They need to stay far away from ‘design by committee’ or ‘design by accountant’ thats the formula for burring a company.
Ford should do it rite at all cost. all a company needs a one marque to uplift a companies name. (and sure it could also hurt it) but in mustangs case. we all know it to be the car that ‘if it only was a little better.. it would be….” Its truly a great car, if you make it to be or want it to be.
Hope to see the taurus interior, and an option for a factory supercharger or eco turbo( 4 to 5,000 ) from the factoy would be great for all the ford fans.Shelby or svt can include all the add ons like body parts and biggger tires etc.for more money
photos of proposed bodys are fun
Ruined, absolutely ruined. If this design comes to the newest Mustangs then Ford has made the biggest mistake. Who cares what Europe thinks? They had the original Mustang in Germany, similar design and people there bought it. If the Mustang loses the retro styling, fine. But don’t disgrace it with something as ugly as this. You might as well be sitting in a plastic box. The Mustang is a great car, I just don’t want it to become the new Mustang II.
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