Interior and tech Tesla has always been all-in on minimalism in its cars, and the Tesla Model Y is no different. The car offers a spaceship-like interior, with a large horizontal display at the front. Tesla has been criticized for using somewhat cheap-feeling materials in the interior of its cars, but if you like the minimalistic look, you’ll appreciate the Model Y. For the Model Y Juniper, Tesla has added things like additional accent lighting, and a secondary display for the second-row passengers. Christian de Looper / Digital Trends The EV6’s interior looks a little more traditional on the inside, but there are still plenty of modern features and touches. The seats are comfortable and feel relatively premium. Unlike the Telsa, you’ll find some dedicated controls, instead of everything being located in the touchscreen. But many of those controls are still capacitive, so they still feel like touch displays and lack a physical click. The EV6 also has an instrument display for the driver, unlike the Model Y, which sticks to one sole display. The EV6 only comes in a two-row option, and offers 24.4 cubic feet of space behind the second row. Tesla offers a well-designed user interface with intuitive controls. Not everyone loves controlling things like climate control through a touch screen, but at least Tesla’s software is better-designed and easier to navigate than almost anyone else’s. The EV6 is a little more traditional, but Kia (and parent company Hyundai Motor Group) has put a lot of effort into improving its infotainment experience. Right now, the EV6’s software is pretty easy to navigate, with an app-like layout. Unlike the Tesla, the EV6 also supports CarPlay and Android Auto. This category is a tie too — do you prefer a minimalistic look, or access to more controls outside of the screen? Winner: Tie