Comparison: Boot space Skoda Superb vs. competitors 2025

How much cargo can handle this Kombi?

Ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts, rev up your engines and prepare to dive deep into the world-famous boot of the Skoda Superb. This car isn't just superb by name; when it comes to boot space, it's akin to a black hole, ready to swallow furniture, luggage, and maybe a small planet or two with gusto. Over the years, Skoda's flagship vessel has evolved, growing more ostentatious in boot capacity than ever before, leaving competitors licking their wounds in envy. Let's embark on this journey through the evolution of the Superb's boot space, comparing its cavernous abyss with others in its class, and understand why this vehicle remains a fan favorite for those who covet space more than the final frontier.

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

How has the Superb transformed its boot space from a mere mortal's car to the god of the trunk universe? It all started rather modestly in the 2002-2008 models, with a reasonable 462-liter capacity, just enough to fit a family's holiday luggage. Then came the second generation, and oh boy, did Skoda crank it up a notch. The 2008-2013 model boasted a whopping 565 liters, while its facelift in 2013 further stretched this to 595 liters, ensuring no suitcase was left behind. But Skoda wasn't done yet. Enter the third-generation Superb (2015-now), swinging with a 625-liter boot, and just when you thought they hit the pinnacle, the 2024 model laughs in the face of physics with 645 liters, proving that when it comes to space, Skoda's ambition knows no bounds.

Skoda Superb generations

(Boot space)
1. Superb, Model year 2002 (1.Generation) 462 l
2. Superb, Model year 2006 (1.Generation (1. Facelift)) 462 l
3. Superb, Model year 2008 (Superb 2. Generation) 565 l
4. Superb, Model year 2013 (2.Generation (1. Facelift)) 595 l
5. Superb, Model year 2015 (Superb 3. Generation) 625 l
6. Superb, Model year 2019 (Superb 3. Generation (1. Facelift)) 625 l
7. Superb, Model year 2024 (Superb 4. Generation) 645 l
The difference in Boot space between first generation (1.Generation) from 2002 and last generation (Superb 4. Generation) from 2024 is 183 l.
The boot space of the current generation of Superb is 690 l.

Variants

Skoda Superb variants: Superb Combi vs. Superb Limousine

(Boot space)
1. Superb Combi 690 l
2. Superb Limousine 645 l

The boot space compared to other Skoda models

In the bustling Skoda family lineup, the Superb is the undisputed king of the boot space jungle. The Octavia Limousine and its RS sibling bow with a dignified 600 liters, while the quirky yet spacious Superb Combi offers 510 litres, making it the crown prince. Even the adventurous Skoda Kodiaq, with its 650 liters, narrowly eclipses the Superb, though the latter's refinement and limousine essence grant it a unique throne in the Skoda empire. The Skoda Superb doesn't just excel in space; it does so with a sophistication and elegance that make every inch count twice.

Skoda Superb vs other current cars by Skoda

(Boot space)
1. Fabia 380 l
2. Kamiq 400 l
3. Scala 467 l
4. Elroq 470 l
5. Superb Combi 510 l
6. Karoq 521 l
7. Karoq Scout 521 l
8. Enyaq Coupé 570 l
9. Enyaq RS Coupé 570 l
10. Enyaq iV Coupé 570 l
11. Enyaq iV RS Coupé 570 l
12. Enyaq 585 l
13. Enyaq RS 585 l
14. Enyaq iV 585 l
15. Octavia Limousine 600 l
16. Octavia RS Limousine 600 l
17. Superb Limousine 625 l
18. Octavia Combi 640 l
19. Octavia RS Combi 640 l
20. Octavia Scout 640 l
21. Kodiaq 650 l
22. Kodiaq RS 650 l
23. Kodiaq Scout 650 l
24. Superb Scout 660 l

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

Now, let's pit our spacious champion against other noble steeds in the carriage world. The Citroen Spacetourer and the Ford Transit, with their van-like proportions, offer caverns of space but trade off elegance and driving pleasure, making the Superb's class-leading 645 liters appear even more remarkable for a sedan. The Jaguar E-Pace and the Mercedes-Benz GLB, with their premium badges, can't match the Superb's luggage munching capabilities, proving that premium often comes with compromise. Even the Nissan Ariya, with its futuristic appeal, falls short against the timeless charm and practicality of the Skoda Superb. In a world where size often matters, the Superb reigns supreme, not just in dimensions but in the statement it makes – a vehicle designed for those who dare to carry more.

Skoda Superb vs. similar cars

(Boot space)
1. Land Rover Range Rover Sport 2005 958 l
2. Dodge Journey 2008 784 l
3. Skoda Superb 2024 690 l
4. Cadillac XT4 2020 637 l
5. Hyundai Grand Santa Fe 2013 634 l
6. Mercedes-Benz GL-Klasse 2006 620 l
7. Audi Q8 2018 605 l
8. Hyundai ix55 2009 598 l
9. VW Arteon 2020 590 l
10. DS Automobiles DS 7 2022 555 l
11. ALPINA XD3 2013 550 l
12. Mercedes-Benz R-Klasse 2005 550 l
13. Jaguar XF 2008 540 l
14. ALPINA XD4 2021 525 l
15. Skoda Karoq 2017 521 l
16. Mercedes-Benz GLC 2015 505 l
17. Mercedes-Benz CLS 2004 505 l
18. SEAT Ateca 2020 485 l
19. BMW X5 2000 465 l
20. Infiniti QX30 2016 430 l
21. Audi A2 2000 350 l
22. Hyundai Tucson 2004 325 l
23. VW XL1 2014 120 l

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