Was kind of expecting it to seat 4 people and maybe 3 in the back seats. Now wondering if it'll be a 2 door car or a 4 door for the rear passengers to exit and enter easily.
I think Scion is good with keeping to the Concept model's proportion, just everything else will most likely be changed and toned down a lot if the iA's concept and production models are anything to go by.
Good point on the iM, it might even be possible that we see both the iM and iR share some interior parts and even components under the vehicle and under the hood.
Here's a picture of 6 2015-2016 subcompact crossovers: Nissan Juke SL, Subaru XV Crosstrek, 2015 Chevrolet Trax LT, 2016 Honda HR-V, 2015 Jeep Renegade Latitude, and the 2016 Mazda CX-3. They all have four doors. Maybe Toyota will follow the majority and come out with 4 doors too.
If we don't get that style of headrest the iA has, chances are it could mount on without adjustment or altering anything. How most of these mount are pretty standard.
Since it's a city rider and not designed for long road trips, I don't think Scion is going to put much thought into the rear middle seat. The iR is supposed to seat 4 or more persons but the fifth rider who has to sit in the middle is usually cramped and uncomfortable in most cars. Think Scion will address this in a city vehicle?
The only way to address this is to increase the width of the car for more horizontal space. Maybe an inch or two. May not see like a lot but it does make a difference in seating comfort.
Not sure if Scion considers this important enough to warranty their attention.
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