Spacious but spartan looking!

The Terracan offers bucketfuls, nay tubfuls of space in whatever form you may require. The leather seats are nice as is the steering wheel. Where the Terracan disappoints is in the look of the interiors which do not convey the feeling of opulence as they should. The fake wood panel finish is not convincing and the instrument cluster is plain and simple. What does add gloss to the interiors is the blue coloured LCD which features a clock, a compass as well as an option to switch between an altimeter and a barometer.

The interiors are user friendly with the rear seats split 60:40 for extra luggage stowage while the steering column is adjustable for height. Ergonomics on the whole are good and all the controls fall easily to hand.

All the usual tid-bits that you’d expect in a Rs 10 lakh plus car are there including a climate control system and a couple of 12V power outlets including one in the luggage area.