One of the many highlights of the all-new seventh-generation 2024 Ford Mustang is that of its interior, which was completely overhauled with a cockpit designed to make the driver feel like they’re at the controls of a fighter jet. Below, Ford Authority presents a comprehensive guide to customizing the interior of the 2024 Mustang, outlining the variety of colorways and seat materials available for each trim level.
There are over a dozen unique interior colorways and seat material combinations. Notably, the base EcoBoost model gets two, while upgrading to the EcoBoost Premium gives buyers four unique colorways to choose from, along with optional Recaro seats. Four colorways are also offered for the GT and GT Premium trims, with Recaro or “regular” seats to choose from, while the range-topping Mustang Dark Horse and Dark Horse Premium offer two unique colorways and premium seat options.
EcoBoost
Space Gray
Black Onyx
EcoBoost Premium
Black Onyx
Space Gray
Carmine Red
Emberglo
Space Gray Recaro seats
Black Onyx Recaro seats
GT
Black Onyx
Space Gray
GT Premium
Black Onyx
Space Gray
Carmine Red
Emberglo
Space Gray Recaro seats
Black Onyx Recaro seats
Navy Pier – California Special Package
Dark Horse
Recaro seats – Black Cloth with Blue Accents
Micro Suede / Vinyl seats – Black Cloth with Blue Accents
Dark Horse Premium
Deep Indigo
Recaro seats – Black/Blue
Black/Blue
Interestingly, it’s worth noting that the 2024 Mustang offers two screen layouts. The base setup features screens as separate units, while the optional upgrade layout provides a more seamless look in the form of a single glass pane angled toward the driver. In fact, the 2024 Ford Mustang interior overhauled was designed to appeal to a younger demographic.
he all-new 2024 Ford Mustang debuted last September with more than a few changes on deck. However, it does carry some features over, such as an updated version of the naturally-aspirated Ford 5.0L V8 Coyote engine – which the automaker plans to continue to offer as long as possible – though it did ditch the manual transmission option in the EcoBoost due to low demand.
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Comments
Plenty of colors? Black, dark red, blue, and light grey? Wow, lets take some CBD and calm down. Dull
Yea, we need different dash colors too…bring back that beautiful blue dash you could get on a first gen Mustang, along with that beautiful red and white dash…..we need brighter interior colors….they are so scared to give us anything not dark…unless it is white or gray
Bring back color matched dash and seats….would love yellow and black seats and dash with that new yellow splash metallic.
70 Grand for a Dark Horse gets you primer on the outside and blue cloth seats!