Honda previews a new interior design philosophy that will shape the way we see the car brand’s vehicles. The design philosophy is called ‘simplicity and something’ which will serve as Honda’s guidelines in creating the interior design of its future models.
The concept of simplicity is incorporated to signify that its vehicles will provide a clean and pleasant interior layout, eliminating complex features that most new vehicles possess in today’s time. With this, drivers can get used to the cabin features almost instantaneously which is said to help deliver a better driving experience.
"Simplicity and something"
As for Honda, the concept of simplicity is not a disadvantage despite the futuristic design and layouts from other car brands. Instead, the simplicity for the brand’s future models creates distinctiveness where the Japanese carmaker can provide its customers the true essence of its design philosophy.
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To enhance the design, Honda also includes the “and something” design concept which adds personality and character to the simple touches in interior design. This adds a positive emotional response to the overall cabin design so its future models will still look up to date despite the simple approach.
Preview of what's to come from Honda
The first Honda vehicle that will be integrated with the car brand’s new interior design philosophy is the 11th-generation 2022 Civic. Of note, the 2022 Honda Civic will make its official debut on April 29. The long-running nameplate from the Japanese automaker will pioneer its new and promising design language when it comes to providing customers with a more human-centric interior layout.
“We are pursuing this design language with the new Hondas we’re designing in the studio now. It’s our ‘simple approach to design with the ‘and something’ that will help differentiate each product and make your future Honda vehicles something that you want to drive and are excited to use,” said Honda Interior Design Creative Lead Johnathan Norman.
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