There’s a car for everyone: the driver who needs to switch locations, the one who wants to go fast, another who wants to enjoy driving, and the most admired and treasured by automakers—the one who wants to have a little peace of heaven in their car.

The latter, luxury cars, are the most expensive of any automaker’s fleet. They feature great attention to detail, roomier cabins, silent, comfortable rides, top-quality fabrics, and state-of-the-art tech.

It can be hard to distinguish the best luxury car by just looking at the exterior and comparing the type of upholstery used or the tech offered. The best luxury car makers go above and beyond, ensuring their consumers are compelled to splurge when new models hit the showrooms.

It’s a difficult task pleasing the rich, but the following 15 luxury cars have undeniably the fanciest interiors. 

Bentley Flying Spur

Here’s the truth: The Bentley Flying Spur is a car you buy to get chauffeured. However, its top-of-the-line cabin and professionally tuned chassis ensure both the chauffeur and the chauffeured have a blast behind the wheel.

On the interior, you won’t fail to notice its retro styling, which combines sumptuous leather, aluminum accents, and genuine wood trims while still incorporating modern tech systems.

Thanks to a generous cabin, there’s plenty of space for an adult to stretch. If you are looking to go on a shopping spree, there’s more room in the trunk to fit luggage and even a few cases of champagne.

Bentley Continental GT

With a starting price of more than $240,000, the Bentley Continental GT efficiently serves its purpose as a luxury car. You’ll love its artful exterior, and once you hop into the interior, you’ll indulge in a world-class experience that’ll delight your senses.

We are talking about exotic leather (double-stitched diamond patterns on the seat), fine wood veneers, and expertly styled control knobs. If you want to give this two-door luxury grand tourer a personal touch with a custom interior, Bentley is your go-to automaker – but at a price.

Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase

The Bentley Bentayga gets a lot of slack for being a little lazy on the front-end design, offering a generic SUV grille. However, where they failed on the exterior, they maximized on the interior and, more so, on the Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase (EWB).

With all the plastic and fake wood interiors on modern vehicles, it’s a delight to step into the Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase. For starters, it offers about 180 mm of extra rear cabin space. Also, your senses will not fail to catch a whiff of its rich-smelling mash-up of real wood, original leather, and glistening metal accents.

Like any other Bentley, you can customize the interior to your liking at a price. You can also pick between frontal or full bucket seats (front and rear). That’s not all. The Bentley Bentayga Extended Wheelbase has the most sophisticated seat features (Bentley Airline Seat) with more than 20 adjustments.

Rolls-Royce Spectre

Not many people expected traditional luxury cars to thrive in the EV market, but Rolls-Royce surprised everyone with the Rolls-Royce Spectre. This electric luxury sports coupe combines classic design with modern tech.

Gas-powered luxury cars are silent, but the Rolls-Royce Spectre is dead silent thanks to its all-electric powertrain. Thanks to the highest level of luxury interior fit to finish, and this release makes the same statement as conventional gas-powered high-end luxury cars.

On the interior, you get four bucket seats (front and rear passengers) and a starry-night headliner extending to the door panels and armrests.

BMW 7 Series

Most luxury grand tourers pack a hefty engine but are a little laggy on takeoff, but the BMW 7 Series has one more special ingredient—it’s surprisingly performance-capable.

The German automaker might have gone ham with displays on the interior, but this large luxury sedan harbors the same genetic coding of luxury cars we all admire, including a rich-smelling leather cabin, real wood trims, and aluminum metal accents.

If you have more money to spend, you can opt for a more affluent vibe with the cashmere interior option. I believe the BMW 7 Series’s mix of luxury and tech is good enough to rival the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

Mercedes-Maybach Haute Voiture

Simply put, the Mercedes-Maybach Haute Voiture is a fashion statement on monoblock wheels. This fashion-inspired luxury car features iconic two-tone exterior paint and an exclusive interior, with the main highlight being the boucle fabric.

Developed for the affluent with a nose for fashion, this ultra-opulent Maybach S-Class has a classy interior that features crystal white leather. Here’s the kicker. The floor mats on the Mercedes-Maybach Haute Voiture are made from mohair, which is essentially fiber extracted from Angora goat hair.

Land Rover Range Rover

Forget the stereotype that the Land Rover Range Rover is a mob boss car; its latest iteration has a more polished demeanor but carries on the legacy of feeling like money. This ‘Mulla-rover’ doesn’t come cheap, especially if you are looking at getting the Autobiography trim.

You’ll love the interior; it’s comfortable enough for a trip around the globe. Its plush interior features original leather and wood trims. Conservative buyers can still enjoy the new Land Rover Range Rover, opting for a leather-free interior.

Rolls-Royce Phantom

If you are planning to buy a jet, you had better try out a Rolls-Royce Phantom (if you haven’t). You might love it more. It’s a luxury car with endless possibilities when it comes to in-cabin customizations. If you are big on making grand entrances – the Rolls-Royce Phantom is the ultra-luxury statement.

The first thing you’ll notice on the interior is the real wood, metal accents, and original leather. That’s not all. Buyers can get custom-designed art in place of the standard instrument panel.

You’ll love the coach doors, and if you are getting chauffered, there are a ton of pleasantries for rear passengers, including massage and adjustable power seats, deep pile mats, and a refrigerated compartment.

Porsche Panamera Turbo S Executive

There are three things that are certain about the Porsche Panamera Turbo S Executive – great handling, luxurious, roomy cabin, and blistering speed! That’s not all. Other than in-cabin pleasantries, this Porsche is considered among the best when it comes to automobiles developed with the driver in mind.

The Porsche Panamera Turbo S Executive sits low and offers more luxury than the standard model. Buyers will enjoy massage seats, a leather interior, four-zone automatic climate control, sports seats with 18-way adjustable settings, and an all-touch center console.

Lucid Air

Lucid broke headlines, offering a segment-leading range when it comes to electric vehicles. And while they could be considered as ‘just another Tesla,’ they went ahead and offered their electric vehicles with a bit of flair.

The Lucid Air combines a segment-leading range, a luxurious designer interior, and whizz-speed performance. Its interior fits the bill of a luxury car thanks to its high-quality finishes and top-of-the-range tech.

The cabin is quite spacious, and the glass roof adds to its airy appeal. You’ll love the cargo space for luggage and the room in the rear cabin designed for taller passengers.

Pagani Huayra

With a starting price of over $3 million dollars, don’t expect this supercar to have a dull interior. You’ll love its devilish grunt under its potent twin-turbo V12, but you’ll love its exquisitely molded interior more.

You’ll quickly notice that this supercar’s attention to detail extends into the cabin. The Pagani Huayra has been developed in limited numbers, and therefore, a lot of attention is paid to its finishes. It’s not about glamor but simple components with elegant lines. There are leather and wood trims here and there, and an Alcantara half-steering wheel gives off an inviting vibe.

If you feel claustrophobic under the supercar, you can remove its carbon fiber roof and enjoy the wind under its bellowing powertrain.

Genesis G90

The Genesis G90 is one of a few luxury cars that comes with many standard features. Its exterior is nothing out of the ordinary, but on the interior, owners enjoy state-of-the-art finishes and a truly authentic smooth ride.

The Genesis G90’s interior closely rivals the Audi A8 and BMW 7-Series thanks to its tasteful finishes, generous, roomy cabin (both front and back), napa-leather trim, premium audio system, and top-tier noise cancellation tech. Pick between trims, and you’ll get reclining rear seats.

Audi A8

The Audi A8 is undeniably a looker. Owners praise it for its quiet interior despite having the DNA of a raucous wild asphalt hog. You’ll love it’s interior space, the legroom is to die for on this full-sized luxury sedan.

You won’t get a center rear seat on the Audi A8. Instead, and even better for a luxury car, there’s more room for rear passengers with heating (heated foot massage), ventilation, and adjustable seats.

There’s enough to go around when it comes to in-cabin entertainment; rear passengers get individual entertainment tablets. Owners can also choose from a variety of luxury upholstery options with leather and wood finishes.

Bentley Mulliner Batur

For starters, the Bentley Mulliner Batur is a grand touring luxury coupe with only 18 series pieces. It was developed to showcase the design cues of its electric vehicle offerings for the future.

The Bentley Mulliner Batur’s interior matches the drama on the exterior with a long list of staggeringly expensive upholstery materials.

For instance, owners can pick custom upgrades that include 3D-printed parts in 18K gold (air vents, shift selector, or organ stop).  The interior also features low-carbon leather coupled with natural fiber veneers.

Cadillac Escalade

Hollywood branded the Cadillac Escalade as the official U.S. government vehicle (Secret Service), but its later iteration might be too luxuriously imposing for the State Department’s liking. It’s the most prestigious, full-sized caddy so far.

You’ll have to settle for faux leather on the base model; all the other trims going up get the real deal. The interior features leather-covered door panels and a dash with aluminum speaker grills for flair.

There are modern tech finishes like ambient lighting, SuperCruise hands-free driving, and a 38-inch real-time digital display.