Unveiled in the 2010 Beijing Motor Show, the 2011 Hyundai Verna is said to replace the aging Accent line of Hyundai. With its dynamic design, this vehicle is surely comes with a sporty and futuristic appearance.

And get a load of its cool dash and seats.

And you don’t have to wait for so long. Manufacturing will start in July and the car will be on sale in the second half of this year.

Source: AutoBlog.com

Making its debut at the 2010 Beijing Motor Show, the Chevrolet Volt MVP5 concept fuses design elements like headlights, taillights and grille from the original Volt. Its five-door hatch body style then will be derived from Orlando.  Sounds like a good combination, isn’t it?

As for its interior, this vehicle is designed to have dual LCD displays on its dashboard for navigation and other entertainment purposes.

The Chevrolet Volt MVP 5 is also conceptualized to have 5 seats with a cargo space at the back measuring 30.5 cubic feet. This is good for those who travel and always carry large luggage with them.

Source: AutoBlog.com

As we can recall, Hyundai Sonata tops the <!– /* Style Definitions */ p.MsoNormal, li.MsoNormal, div.MsoNormal {mso-style-parent:”"; margin:0in; margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:”Times New Roman”; mso-fareast-font-family:”Times New Roman”;} @page Section1 {size:8.5in 11.0in; margin:1.0in 1.25in 1.0in 1.25in; mso-header-margin:.5in; mso-footer-margin:.5in; mso-paper-source:0;} div.Section1 {page:Section1;} –> Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) safety ranking. Now, another Korean maker is making hits when it comes to auto safety. Recently, IIHS chose Kia Forte as its Top Safety Pick. So aside from its sleek design, consumers will be drawn to its safety features as well.

But aside from its safety features, Kia Forte is also known for its well-packaged interior. See for yourself these dashboard and seats and judge.

Source: AutoBlog.com

Another of GM’s great line of cars, the 2011 Chevrolet Cruze is said to replace the Cobalt series.  Already in sale in more than 60 countries, it’ll enter the North American market October this year. This car offers near mid-size space in a compact package. No price is given yet but it’s sure that it won’t be too hard on your pocket.

For now, let’s check out its interior starting with the dashboard.

As you can see, the arrangement of this car’s controls is very organized. There is knurled rubber coatings on the large round knobs for the climate and audio controls. The gauges are readable and a full driver information is well-display between the tachometer and speedometer.

Meanwhile, it’s surely comfortable to sit on these seats.  In fact, these seats have long seat cushions for decent thigh support. Great, isn’t it?

Source: AutoBlog.com

Already being sold in the US market, the 4.65-meter Suzuki Kizashi is already making waves. It has features that competes well against Citroen C5, Opel Insignia, Seat Exeo (formerly Audi A4), Volkswagen Passat and Toyota Avensis.  We’ll get to know more about that in the coming months.

For now, let’s take a look in its interior.

Source: CarScoop.blogspot.com

Introduced in Beijing, the new 2011 Volkswagen Phaeton will be on display in Auto China 2010 from April 27 up to May 2. This coupe introduces a new looks with a new grille, bi-xenon headlights and LED running lights. It also comes with a new front and rear bumpers, bonnet and re-designed front wings.

Check out its new steering wheel with finishes that are freshly-trimmed. And surely you’ll never get lost  because you can use Google Maps in its RNS810 satellite navigation system.

Also, take a glimpse at its auto seats. If you want to have more, you can optionally ordered from volkswagen two electrically-adjustable seats.

Source: Volkswagen via ZerCustoms.com

Introduced way back in the Geneva Auto Show, Alfa released its 5-door sport-hatch Romeo Giuletta. And from the way it looks, the makers said it can compete with Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf. Unfortunately, it won’t be sold in North America so there’s no way for us to find out.

But a short glimpse perhaps is enough to give an impression, I suppose. Let’s start with the interior.

Drawing inspiration from 8C Competizione, its interior is designed to give your cabin an airy look. Not only that, its dash also features Blue&Me connectivity system, Tomtom Nav and Bose sound.  Cool isn’t it?

Also take a look at its classic-themed and soft seats. You’ll surely enjoy sitting on them.

Source: AutoBlog.com

Audi unveiled the longest wheelbase among its A8 series -the 2011 Audi A8L. Measuring 17.28 ft in length, its 0.43 ft longer than the standard version. Though having the same width as the regular version, it has a 3, 122 mm wheel base that is 2 mm higher. With this looks, Audi sets a new standard for luxury, efficiency and dynamism.

Let’s see if we can infer the same thing for its interior starting with its modern-looking dash.

How about its seats?Wrapped with Valonea leather, this seats can “breathe” providing comfort to those who sit on it. Its materials are soft but still strong and durable.

Source: Audi via ZerCustoms.com

Back in the Leipzig Motor Show, Volkswagen unveiled its 2011 VW Touran. Dubbed as the ” new face of Volkswagen”, this coupe comes out with new front and rear bumpers, a special front grille, chrome-edged rubbing strips and alloy wheels.

Let’s take a glimpse of its interior. Check out its classic-themed dash.

Also, take a glimpse of its seats. The 2011 VW Touran has seven seats up to three rows. Its third row can be folded to accommodate more luggage. Good for a family trip, isn’t it?

Source: ZerCustoms.com

Another of the Audi series, the 201 Audi A3 S3 Sportback is a fast car that has a 2.0 TFI engine capable of producing 265 hp.

Coupled with this fast speed is its refined style interior. It has a flat-bottomed leather sports steering wheel complete with trim ring, a high-gloss trim for the optional navigation system plus, a new selector lever for the S tronic, dials with a gray background and black rings on the air vents.

Also, check out its classic-themed seats.

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