Neidfaktor is here to show you that interior
modifications, too, can really make your car unique. The German interior
specialists know a thing or two about upgrading a cockpit, and recently got its
hands on an eye-catching Audi R8 V10.
Neidfaktor was
tasked with designing an interior that matches the unique black and neon-yellow
wrap covering the exterior of the German supercar. To do this, the tuner
totally stripped out the cabin of the R8 and set about bathing it in luscious
new materials to make it feel much more up-market.
To start with, much
of the car’s interior is now covered in soft black Alcantara, including the
headliner, dashboard, gear selector, parts of the seats, and the steering
wheel. Additionally, there is new leather and alcantara upholstery on the seats
and door panels.
To give the
interior some color, Neidfaktor implemented neon yellow stitching throughout
most of the cabin and even created honeycomb-shaped stitching for select areas
like the door panels. Neon yellow trim has also been added to the steering
wheel while a host of matte carbon fiber parts complete the look.
Neidfaktor says
that Audi R8 buyers looking for similar interior upgrades will need to cough up
between 15,000 euros and 17,000 euros (US$ 16,850 – US$ 19,100). That’s a lot of
money, but if you own an R8 and want to tweak it to your liking, you can
probably afford to pay as much as a small hatchback on interior alterations.
