US EditionKia turns Hemp, Mycelium, Flax Fibers & Recycled Textiles Into Cabin Parts of Electric SUV EV2
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Kia turns Hemp, Mycelium, Flax Fibers & Recycled Textiles Into Cabin Parts of Electric SUV EV2
Kia reveals the interior design of its concept electric SUV EV2 at Milan Design Week 2025, made of hemp, mycelium, flax fibers, and recycled textiles. As part of the exhibition Transcend Journey at Eastend Studios, visitors can see the cabin of the concept vehicle for the first time. One of the first biomaterial elements the design team applies is the cellulose-based Simplifyber Fybron from renewable sources such as wood, paper, and recycled tex…
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