Although infiniti has been using this layout for interiors since the Triant (if I recall correctly), it is evident the concept is mostly influenced by the Fuga so I been checking the side to side comparisons. Feel free to voice your likes, dislikes, comparisons, predictions or whatever you think.

That ebony surfacing in the Fuga is TIGHT. The interface/clickwheel for the Coupe's nav is out of reach, not very ergonomically insprired. I'd take either one...although the Coupe's steering wheel is classier and less toy-car than the Fuga's.

I'll take any one of those....they are HOT!

The fuga concept and the current fuga interiors look very similar except for the fact that the current one isnt so slanted. I would expect the same thing for the new g35 interior. The final product for the fuga interior turned out really nice...it should be the same for the new g35

I hope Infiniti gives the piano black option for the interior

Both of those interiors are hot! I would happily take either one!

I think we can expect a similar transition from the Coupe Concept to the production version, as the Fuga concept & M production.

The Coupe Concept is devoid of many controls & buttons that will be required.
Fuga -----> M same thing.

If we end up with something similar I will be extremly happy

i hope that the slant that is present in the coupe concept dash stays to production. for me the dash layout is really nice and the flow that arcs and surrounds the passenger and driver looks amazing. i also have a nissan 300zxtt show car and the one aspect that i love in the interior is the sloping dash. it really sets off the car interior nicely. i hope the real coupe has almost the identical interior which i think is not that far out there. the material pallate in the coupe concept is rich but sporty and i hope it stays the same.

Good observation (re: Fuga and G concept) about the interiors. I hope that Infiniti continues to improve their interiors to rival their Japanese counterparts (ie Acura and Lexus). Infiniti builds great chassis and engines ... now is the push to get the interiors right!

I am keeping my fingers crossed they keep most of the concept materials and design.