The Cupra Ateca’s interior is largely unchanged from the standard Seat-badged car, which is no bad thing. There’s a feeling of quality and solidity, although the Cupra touches, again, may divide opinion. A big copper-coloured Cupra logo dominates the centre of the steering wheel, surrounded by faux-carbon fibre material, which makes further appearances around the cabin. The seats are clad in Alcantara (synthetic suede) and feature an embossed logo and copper-coloured stitching. They’re very comfortable and adjustable, so getting your preferred driving position shouldn’t be an issue. Infotainment comes via an 8.0-inch touchscreen, which you can also operate via buttons and dials, which in our book is easier than a touch-only system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included to connect your smartphone. There’s also a digital dashboard that you can customise to your preferred layout.