The 2016 Chevrolet Beat has already been spotted testing in Korea, however, there was no information about the interiors yet.
The spy pictures show that the new Beat will sport a more traditional instrument cluster in place of the motorcycle-inspired one featured in the current model. The flowing "V" dashboard design remains, but the styling looks a tad more refined, in accordance to General Motors' decision to give its next city car a more grown up feel. The car also seems to get a steering from the current Cruze, and a white insert that runs the length of the dashboard. The picture also suggests a touchscreen infotainment system but it is not clear whether it will make it to the India-spec car.
The car will debut on April 2 at the New York and Seoul motor shows as the new Chevrolet Spark.
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