Tesla interiors revolutionized automobile design. Tesla changed electric car design in 12 different ways.

1. Central touchscreen

The traditional instrument cluster is replaced by a horizontal touchscreen display located in the middle of the dashboard.

It was a radical departure from interior design that we've seen in the auto industry for years.

Other automakers are now racing to create the screen for their cars. Ford Mustang Mach-E screen's display, for example, is a combination of Tesla and iPad. Mercedes touts EV screens that span across the width of their vehicles.

2. Cut buttons, knobs and switches[TAG1][TAG13]

Early adopters of Tesla's cars welcomed the move when it first started cutting switches and buttons for minimalism. Tesla's decision not to use knobs in its interior keeps it clean, modern and sharp, say many.

Recently, however, there has been a call for a return to the classic buttons used in cars of old.

3. Multi-use screen[TAG2][TAG14]

Drivers can make adjustments to the screen for heating, cooling, navigation, entertainment and media. The interface is easily updated via over-the-air updates.

Tesla has tried to avoid spending money on components that may be rendered obsolete by industry changes.

4. Rear screen [TAG3][TAG15]

The rear screen of Tesla models has the same features as the front screen.

5. Rear passenger space[TAG4][TAG16]

When drivers choose a car, they often have to make compromises, particularly when it comes to size. Teslas offer impressive space for both the front and rear rows. The rear passenger area is similar to the front: spacious and efficient.

Tesla has a bench-style rear seat that it designed and manufactured in-house.

6. The steering yoke[TAG5][TAG17]

Tesla's steering yoke was the most controversial interior design decision. It received a lot of negative feedback. The steering yoke was part of a move away from the conventional wheel. It also moved the vehicle's high beams, horn, turn signal, windshield wipers and directional indicators to small touch-sensitive buttons.

The yoke is a design that pushes traditional boundaries in automotive design. Tesla now offers the yoke on both the Model S and X.

Other automakers have also tried out the "wheel." The Lexus RZ450e is an electric vehicle that offers a similar yoke.

7. Designing for the future of Autopilot[TAG6][TAG18]

The yoke and other interior features of Tesla could lead to an automated driving future.

Tesla and other vehicles offer some degree of automation, even though no car on the road has fully autonomous driving. Tesla's interior innovation now pave the way for autonomous driving in the future. Drivers and passengers may wish to sit in different configurations in order to access entertainment features or other features while the car is operating itself.

It's important to remember that this type of technology has yet to be developed. Even with Tesla's Full Self Driving claim, driving one of their vehicles requires constant attention to the road and steering wheel.

8. Front and rear cargo spaces[TAG7][TAG19]

Tesla's rear cargo and trunk space are among the best in the segment. The rear seats can be folded down to increase the space.

9. Temperature control without ignition[TAG8][TAG20]

Teslas and other EVs have an advantage. Because they do not have a motor, certain systems, such as air conditioning and heating, can operate without the vehicle being turned on. Dog Mode, among other settings, maintains the temperature in Tesla vehicles even when you are not there.

Tesla has created Dog Mode. This allows owners to leave their pets in their car while they step out for a few minutes. The front screen will display a message to alert people that their pet is safe.

10. Glass Roof[TAG9][TAG21]

The glass roof is one of the most distinctive features of Tesla cars. Tesla's large glass roof is the most praised feature. While some features, like the steering wheel, have received some criticism, it has been praised for its strength and safety. Tesla's large glass roof is said to be safe, strong and crash-resistant. It also gives the vehicles a luxurious feel. It also reflects ultraviolet rays.

11. Hidden air vents[TAG10][TAG22]

Tesla's hidden vents are controlled by the touchscreen in the center of the dashboard. They eliminate the need for bulky vents that run the entire length of the dash.

12. Structural battery[TAG11][TAG23]

Tesla's structural batteries pack makes all of this possible. It is not part of the car's interior, but it's a key component. Tesla's structural battery pack is a platform that links the underbody components of the front and back.

The battery of an electric car, which is located underneath the vehicle, has allowed for more interior space as well as trunk and frunk space.

Tesla has marketed its battery design as being more efficient. However, critics have noted that it may cause problems for vehicle repairs in the event of an accident.