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Prius question

Hi!

Out of curiosity, I was looking at old car interiors. I noticed that some 2010s Yarises have their entire dashboard in the centre atop the console. But I also noticed that 2010s Priuses have a similar thing, except it's a display? In some photos, it looks like the driver can view just the speed from the dash as the display extends to the right half of the dashboard, but in other photos, it looks like it's only in the centre? Can the driver of these Priuses view the speed without craning their neck right to the centre console?

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Adding lumbar support to passenger seat

Edit: SOLVED, see comments

I have a K4 Hatchback GT-Line Limited (Canada). For cost cutting reasons, Kia outfitted the driver's side with power controls and lumbar, while the passenger side is fully manual with zero lumbar support.

My partner is 4'11" and sinks into the passenger seat so much her legs are kicked up, but she fits fine in my driver's seat thanks to the lumbar support. It's quite uncomfortable for her.

Is there any reasonable way to retrofit the lumbar support on the passenger side short of importing an AUDM or UKDM seat? Finding a mesh lumbar support that's only 1 ft wide is pretty difficult, a foam support would prevent the cooled and heated seats from functioning as intended. An aftermarket lumbar bladder is also an option. I can't find any clear parts diagrams or pictures for this car's seats unfortunately, so until I open up one of the seat backs, I have no idea what I'm dealing with, where the heating elements are, etc.

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