Jaguar offers a first look inside the all-electric Type 01

This early exposure follows months of speculation about the model’s unconventional aesthetic and signals Jaguar’s intent to set the tone for the EV’s market entry. Automotive News noted that the dashboard abandons the typical central touchscreen in favor of a tactile button panel, while Jalopnik described the overall look as smooth, minimal and natural. Road & Track highlighted a “living‑room” aesthetic with soft surfaces, and The Verge called the cabin the “world’s most (in)famous EV interior” after the exterior’s polarizing design. The layout emphasizes simplicity, using premium materials and a restrained colour palette.

Electrek reported that the interior’s minimalism is as controversial as the vehicle’s exterior, while The Drive focused on the dashboard’s “TDS” (technical display system) and noted the presence of a few integrated screens. Car and Driver confirmed the images are from a production‑ready prototype, suggesting the design is moving beyond concept. The mixed reactions underline both praise for the upscale ambience and criticism for diverging from mainstream EV interfaces. The interior is now positioned as a luxury, minimalist cabin for four occupants, blending button‑based controls with selective digital displays.

Jaguar’s presentation places the Type 01 alongside its high‑end EV rivals while differentiating it through the living‑room vibe and natural material finish. With production images confirmed, the next step will be the vehicle’s public road test phase, which will reveal how the design functions in everyday driving.