Tesla interiors are one of those things I just truly dislike, and in this video I basically challenge myself to “fix” it by redesigning a Tesla Model 3 cabin in 3D. My main issues are the stuff that makes it feel DIY for the money: that floating, double-sided-tape-looking center display, and a steering wheel that (to me) looks cheap—plus the yoke, which I still think is dumb and even unsafe in certain situations. I want an interior to feel like home: properly designed, with character, soul, and heart. The stock Tesla setup feels disconnected and tacky. So I redesign the dashboard, center console area, and steering wheel while still keeping some Tesla DNA—harder lines, a big screen, and a “futuristic” vibe people associate with the brand. I talk through early ideas (like a fully curved display) and why I dropped them, then show the solution I landed on: a more integrated display area, a speedometer that finally has a home, better storage, and a steering wheel concept with a floating effect, hidden illuminated side controls, and a multi-control button for audio/AC plus dedicated climate buttons. I’m still new to interior modeling, so it’s not perfect, but the whole point is learning by making it.