A 60/40-split seatback is a rear or second- and third-row bench seat that folds down in two segments to increase cargo space.

To increase driving comfort and fine-tune driving position, a driver can manipulate the distance of a telescoping steering wheel to them by moving it closer or farther. The telescopic action can be performed manually by releasing a lever and pulling or pushing the wheel to the desired distance. Some vehicles offer power-operated telescoping steering wheels.

Synthetic leather seats use man-made materials to imitate the look and feel of natural leather. Some versions are marketed as vegan leather, while others represent a less expensive alternative to animal leather. 

Sometimes called a 360-degree or bird’s-eye view camera, a surround-view camera uses a series of cameras installed around the exterior of a vehicle. A computer stitches the footage from these cameras to approximate an overhead view of the vehicle. The system sends these images to a monitor so the driver can see any objects in the space surrounding the vehicle.