Interior and tech The interiors of the two vehicles are relatively different, though not as different as you might assume. The Volvo EX90 has the company’s typical Scandinavian design, which involves minimalism and a scaled-back approach, but with premium materials and some physical controls — though not all that many. The vehicle has steering wheel controls, along with a dual-display setup, including one display for instrument monitoring behind the steering wheel and a larger one for infotainment. That display runs Android Automotive as an operating system, and while the vehicle doesn’t yet have Apple CarPlay support, Volvo says it’s coming soon. Tesla The Volvo EX90 is set to offer some handy driver-assistance tech too. The vehicle has hardware for self-driving tech, but many of the autonomous features aren’t available just yet. Hopefully, they’ll start rolling out to customers at some point next year. The Tesla Model Y is pretty tech-heavy too, plus it also has a minimalistic and scaled-back interior. The Model Y only has one large screen, and it’s how you’ll not only access infotainment features, but also view information like driving speed. Tesla’s infotainment software is considered to be among the best, however, the vehicle doesn’t support phone projection tech like CarPlay, unfortunately. It does have access to some of Tesla’s driver-assistance tech, though you’ll have to decide for yourself if you want to use it. Overall interior design is subjective, so this one’s a tie too. Winner: Tie