Comparison: Boot space Skoda Karoq vs. competitors 2025

Skoda Karoq - How has the boot space changed over the generations?

Since its inception, the Skoda Karoq has been quite the party trick with its boot space. Starting from the very first model back in 2017 up to the latest facelift versions rolling off the production line today, something has remained constant: a boot space of 521 litres. Yes, you heard that right. The Karoq hasn't budged an inch when it comes to boot space, retaining its commendable 521 litres across generations, and an even more impressive 1630 litres with the rear seats folded down. If consistency had a name, it would be Skoda Karoq.

The boot space compared to other Skoda models

In the grand family of Skoda, the Karoq doesn't just nestle itself comfortably; it claims its throne near the top when it comes to boot space. The only members looking down on it with a smug expression are the giants like the Octavia Combi and the Kodiaq, boasting up to 640 and 650 litres, respectively. The little siblings like the Fabia and the Kamiq can only watch in envy with their 380 and 400 litres. So, among its Skoda kin, the Karoq stands tall, just short of being crowned king of the boot space. Almost royal, I would say.

How does the boot space of the Skoda Karoq compare to it's nearest competitors?

Now, let's pit our capacious Czech contender against the global gladiators of boot space. Marching into battle against the likes of the Opel Grandland X and the mighty Porsche Cayenne, the Karoq's 521 litres of boot space seem like a formidable fortress. Against the Grandland X's 514 litres, the Karoq barely breaks a sweat, but when the Porsche Cayenne gallops in with a whopping 540 litres, the Karoq nods in respectful defeat, by a hair's breadth. Then there's the curious case of the Toyota Highlander with its 'are you kidding me?' 241 litres. Really, Toyota? Against these varied foes, the Skoda Karoq emerges more as a valiant knight than a mere footsoldier in the grand battle of the boots.

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