Integra Type-S Interior Images from preorder site

[lumper]

They are the same seats, but with stiffer foam in the bolstering, and a different orientation/location of the microsuede and faux leather.

I think many were hoping for better seats, but it is what it is at this point.

Honestly, I think the Type S seats are a lot nicer looking that the A spec to me anyway and I'm glad they aren't leather, ever see leather seats after 100k miles? they always wear poorly, I'd prefer a fake leather that looks new for a long time, although Ill probably put some coverado's on them anyway.

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[NeoDiNardo]

I find the Alcantara part of my 23 Integra A-Spec seats to be a very welcome addition. For one, it’s not as ice cold in the winter. It’s great for chilly nights before your seat warmers and heat kick in. Even in snow, the Alcantara does a great job of eventually warming me up with my own body heat. And during the summer it doesn’t burn me. Sure Alcantara can sometimes retain heat, but I don’t seem to feel any real detriment with the air conditioner on. Perhaps that’s because only half the seat is Alcântara? The best of both worlds? Also, the Alcantara does a slightly better job of keeping you in the seat versus leather. And we all know that sliding around in the new Integra is already thing to contend with when driving aggressively. And that’s just with a 200 HP turbo. If the new Integra Type S had all leather without increasing the side bolsters, I might just fly out the side windows.