Audi A1 generations
(Boot space)Generation year | Boot space |
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A1, Model year 2010 (8X) | 270 l |
A1, Model year 2014 (8X (1. Facelift)) | 270 l |
Variants
Audi A1 variants: A1 vs. A1 Sportback vs. S1 vs. S1 Sportback
(Boot space)Variant name | Boot space |
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A1 | 270 l |
A1 Sportback | 270 l |
S1 | 210 l |
S1 Sportback | 210 l |
The boot space compared to other Audi models
Looking at the Audi lineup, the A1's boot space might not seem groundbreaking. It's dwarfed by the **Audi A1 Sportback** and **Audi A1 citycarver** (or allstreet, if you fancy) models, which offer 335 liters of boot room, significant improvements over our humble A1’s 270 liters. Moving up the chain, we see stunners like the **Audi A3 Sportback** and **Audi RS3 Limousine** providing a bit more room at 280 and 321 liters, respectively. Beyond that, you've got the A4 Limousine with a hefty 460 liters, and for the true space-savers, the **Audi Q7** and **Audi SQ7** take top honors with cavernous capacities of 867 and 887 liters. The Audi A1 may not be winning the boot space championship within its own family, but it does hold its own when you consider its nimble size and sporty demeanor.
Audi A1 vs other current cars by Audi
(Boot space)Variant name | Boot space |
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A3 Sportback g-tron | 280 l |
RS3 Sportback | 282 l |
RS3 Limousine | 321 l |
S3 Limousine | 325 l |
S3 Sportback | 325 l |
A1 allstreet | 335 l |
A1 citycarver | 335 l |
A1 Sportback | 335 l |
RS e-tron GT | 350 l |
SQ2 | 355 l |
A5 Cabriolet | 370 l |
S5 Cabriolet | 375 l |
A3 Sportback | 380 l |
e-tron GT | 405 l |
Q2 | 405 l |
RS5 Coupé | 410 l |
A3 Limousine | 425 l |
A5 Limousine | 445 l |
A5 Coupé | 450 l |
A4 Limousine ) | 460 l |
A5 Sportback | 465 l |
RS5 Sportback | 465 l |
A4 allroad ) | 495 l |
A4 Avant ) | 495 l |
RS4 Avant ) | 495 l |
SQ5 Sportback | 500 l |
A6 e-tron Sportback | 502 l |
A8 ) | 505 l |
S8 ) | 505 l |
Q5 Sportback | 510 l |
SQ5 | 510 l |
Q5 | 520 l |
Q4 e-tron | 520 l |
Q6 e-tron | 526 l |
Q8 e-tron Sportback | 528 l |
SQ8 e-tron Sportback | 528 l |
A6 Limousine ) | 530 l |
S6 Limousine ) | 530 l |
Q3 | 530 l |
Q3 Sportback | 530 l |
RS Q3 | 530 l |
RS Q3 Sportback | 530 l |
A7 Sportback ) | 535 l |
RS7 Sportback ) | 535 l |
S7 Sportback ) | 535 l |
Q4 e-tron Sportback | 535 l |
RS6 Avant GT ) | 548 l |
A6 allroad ) | 565 l |
A6 Avant ) | 565 l |
RS6 Avant ) | 565 l |
S6 Avant ) | 565 l |
Q8 e-tron | 569 l |
Q8 e-tron edition Dakar | 569 l |
SQ8 e-tron | 569 l |
Q8 | 605 l |
RS Q8 | 605 l |
SQ8 | 605 l |
Q7 | 867 l |
SQ7 | 887 l |
How does the boot space of the Audi A1 compare to it's nearest competitors?
When you pivot from the Audi family and start comparing the A1 to its direct rivals, things get a bit sticky. Consider the **Suzuki Ignis**, with a laughable 181 liters of boot space—why even bother, right? The **Abarth 500/595/695** fares only slightly better with 185 liters. Compare that to the slightly more generous but still inferior **Chevrolet Lacetti**, which offers 275 liters. On the other end of the spectrum, go-kart enthusiasts might appreciate the **Peugeot 1007**, which comes with a luxurious (by small car standards) 364 liters. Rival brands like the **Citroen Xantia** are miles ahead with a massive 480 liters. Even the relatively staid **Ford Focus** manages to pop the trunk with 350 liters, marginally outdoing the A1. All in all, while the Audi A1 doesn’t necessarily outshine every competitor, it’s certainly not lagging far behind, offering enough room for a reasonable vacation’s worth of gear, especially if you only pack for one.
Audi A1 vs. similar cars
(Boot space)Car model | Boot space |
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Infiniti Q30 2015 | 430 l |
Nissan Pulsar 2014 | 385 l |
Citroen DS 4 2011 | 385 l |
Volvo 440/460/480 1993 | 379 l |
Toyota Corolla 2000 | 372 l |
Nissan Almera 2000 | 355 l |
Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2010 | 350 l |
MG ZR 2001 | 304 l |
Hyundai i20 2009 | 295 l |
Citroen DS 3 2010 | 285 l |
Peugeot 208 2012 | 285 l |
Daihatsu Charade 2011 | 275 l |
Toyota Yaris 2006 | 275 l |
Alfa Romeo MiTo 2008 | 270 l |
Suzuki SX4 2006 | 270 l |
Fiat Sedici 2006 | 270 l |
Peugeot 207 2006 | 270 l |
Audi A1 2014 | 270 l |
Opel Corsa 2000 | 260 l |
Suzuki Celerio 2014 | 254 l |
VW up! 2011 | 251 l |
Skoda Citigo 2012 | 251 l |
SEAT Mii 2012 | 251 l |
Peugeot 206 1998 | 245 l |
Opel KARL 2015 | 206 l |
Opel ADAM 2013 | 170 l |
Chevrolet Spark 2010 | 170 l |
MINI MINI 2001 | 150 l |
Toyota Aygo 2014 | 130 l |
Aston Martin Cygnet 2011 | 32 l |