Electric vehicles often concentrate controls in large displays and use a mix of synthetic upholstery, textiles and soft-touch surfaces. The safest detailing plan starts with low moisture, material identification and manufacturer guidance.
Treat screens as sensitive equipment
Power the display down when appropriate, avoid saturating edges and use a clean, compatible microfiber method. Product should not be sprayed directly into electronics, vents or switch assemblies.
“Vegan leather” is not one material
Synthetic upholstery varies by manufacturer and model. Gentle cleaning, limited dwell time and a non-greasy finish are safer starting points than strong solvent or universal leather treatments.
Keep driver-assistance hardware in mind
Cameras, sensors and microphones can be integrated around the cabin. A technician should identify these areas before using steam, compressed air or liquid near them.