Zero-gravity front seats and powered rear seats were the YU7's most talked-about cabin features, and they are also the parts that carry the most mechanism. This list covers the YU7 interior stock on hand, from the seat sets and dashboard assembly down to the trim and small fittings.
What the YU7 cabin set contains
The seat package is the anchor: front zero-gravity seats together with the powered rear seats, listed as a group, which allows the mechanism of the reclining front seat to be studied alongside the rear seat's own actuation. Cabin structure is represented by a dashboard assembly, centre console armrest trim panel, a carbon fibre air vent cover and the cover lock hook trim panel. The passenger side is covered by a rear armrest with its phone screen - a small integrated display that shows how the cabin distributes control points - plus seat backrests, a steering wheel and a safety hammer. Trunk trim panel closes out the set.
Parts list 11 items
Seat sets are large and are quoted with packed weight. Upholstery is described by colour and material; wear is visible on used items in the photographs.
What zero-gravity seats are worth measuring
A zero-gravity seat is a kinematics problem before it is a comfort feature: count the actuators, note whether the leg rest and backrest move off separate motors or a linked mechanism, and measure the seat frame's usable travel. Because the reclined position shifts the occupant's mass backwards, the reinforcement in the seat pan and the mounting feet tells you how much structure was added for it. The rear armrest screen is a good example of a small part with a lot of integration - compare it against a phone-holder accessory to see what the platform gains by building the display in. Dashboard and console trim show where soft-touch material was spent.
Availability and enquiries
Seats and dash assemblies are single units and cannot be restocked on demand. Condition notes, upholstery close-ups and shipping weights are available on request.
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