Looks extremely simple and I'm positive it won't be like this for the production model, but something about it is kind of striking.

Good luck expecting that to come to production. We might see some cues pulled into a production model but for the most part it should be similar to what we see in current Maserati models. They haven't shown much effort to do anything different to this extent.

NOt a fan of the seats material or it could be the lighting but the minimalistic style of the dash and everything gives it sophisticated look.

Yea the seats are kind of off-putting, but I do like the steering wheel... that they can hopefully keep.

The steering wheel will probably have a few additional buttons so don't expect it to stay that pristine.

That's upsetting.. I really like a clean, button-less steering wheel. Just adds that class to it I find

I don't mind the buttons as long as its on the steering wheel in a way that doesn't take away from the wheels design, if its tacky looking then there's a problem. Porsche has many examples of steering wheels with buttons that still look good.

That I can agree with.. Porsche's Macan has a really nice steering wheel. Bit of depth, simplistic, not clustered or anything

Alfa Romeo is one brand that FCA owns, so with Maserati and AR being under the same umbrella, maybe we will see some AR influence happen? I sure hope so!

Just look at the interior of this Giulia:

I don't maybe it's me but this car, although just a concept, already seems dated from the inside or maybe Maserati was going after that nostalgic look?