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Callum reveals the Skye EV’s luxury interior

Adithya GopalBy Adithya GopalDecember 11, 20243 Mins Read
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Callum reveals interior of the upcoming Skye

Design and engineering business Callum has revealed the cabin for the upcoming Skye, the on-road variant of its high-performance, all-wheel-drive, multi-terrain electric vehicle.

The interior is showcased within the Callum Skye prototype. It features a high-end 2+2 enclosed cabin with sophisticated design and premium hand-selected materials, and is finished in Callum signature ‘Vitamin C’ orange with the ‘accent loop’ door surrounds in a contrasting satin gun metal grey. A Skye design highlight is the horizontal bar graphic that runs from front to rear of the vehicle, bisecting the doors.

The interior also features bright silver metallic finish around the compact cabin, with matching accents on the center console and steering wheel. Callum color, material and finish designer Charlotte Jones said, “Inside, the bright silver, premium metallic coated finish on the doors, dash and center console matches the Callum level of quality in our recent Jaguar C-X75 project while saving essential weight. Additionally, this prototype features body panels made from flax composite with bio-resin, which is being explored as a potential option for production models.”

In the center of the cabin, a sleek console houses switch gear and creates a line running between the two front seats, the tip of which expands into a geometric shape with touchscreen rotary dials for HVAC controls. The clean dash features a central touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and a glove compartment trimmed in Bridge of Weir leather.

The sports seats are trimmed in supple and sumptuous ‘Arctic Pearl’ white Bridge of Weir leather in a semi-aniline finish, with a matching removable rear bench seat, suitable for children. The bright white leather is complemented by contrasting accents in ‘Vitamin C’ orange. Other highlights are leather pull straps on the doors and glove compartment, along with steering wheel accents.

Callum signature ‘deconstructed tartan’ has been digitally printed onto the leather on the door cards, center console and glove compartment, once again featuring a ‘Vitamin C’ highlight stitch for additional tactility. Meanwhile, the interior has been hand-trimmed by craftspeople at the Bridge of Weir Advanced Design Studio, based within Callum’s Warwick facilities.

The Callum Skye made its public debut in May 2024 – it is the firm’s first vehicle to be designed and engineered in-house from the ground up. It has been developed for on- and off-road, while offering refinement and style.

It will be powered by a 42kWh battery offering an anticipated range of 273km. At 4,047mm in length, 1,900mm in width and weighing just 1,150kg, Callum Skye is said to offer sportscar performance with 0-60mph projected to be achieved in under four seconds. Order books for the model are open with prices starting between £80,000 – £110,000.

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