Toyota RAV4 generations
(Boot space)| Generation year | Boot space |
|---|---|
| RAV4, Model year 1994 (XA1) | 270 l |
| RAV4, Model year 1997 (XA1 (1. Facelift)) | 270 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2000 (XA2) | 150 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2003 (XA2 (1. Facelift)) | 150 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2006 (XA3) | 450 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2009 (XA3 (1. Facelift)) | 586 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2010 (XA3 (2. Facelift)) | 586 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2013 (XA4) | 547 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2016 (XA4 (1. Facelift)) | 547 l |
| RAV4, Model year 2019 (XA5) | 580 l |
Variants
Toyota RAV4 variants: RAV4 vs. RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid
(Boot space)| Variant name | Boot space |
|---|---|
| RAV4 | 580 l |
| RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid | 520 l |
The boot space compared to other Toyota models
It seems the RAV4 suffers from a bit of an identity crisis in Toyota's lineup—can't carry as much as the Proace City Verso and can't be as compact as the Aygo. However, where it does find its sweet spot is in staying far more practical than the petite GR Yaris and keeping a respectful distance from the cavernous hold of the RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid's 520 liters of space, which isn’t very hybrid-like if it can’t even beat its traditionally-fueled sibling, now is it?
Toyota RAV4 vs other current cars by Toyota
(Boot space)| Variant name | Boot space |
|---|---|
| Aygo | 130 l |
| GR Yaris | 141 l |
| Aygo X | 231 l |
| Highlander | 241 l |
| GR86 | 276 l |
| Prius Plug-In | 284 l |
| Yaris | 286 l |
| GR Supra | 290 l |
| Mirai | 300 l |
| Corolla | 361 l |
| Land Cruiser | 381 l |
| Yaris Cross | 397 l |
| Corolla Cross | 414 l |
| C-HR | 447 l |
| bZ4X | 452 l |
| RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid | 520 l |
| RAV4 | 580 l |
| Corolla Touring Sports | 596 l |
| Proace City Verso | 641 l |
| Proace City Electric Verso | 912 l |
| Land Cruiser First Edition | 1151 l |
| Proace Verso | 1172 l |
How does the boot space of the Toyota RAV4 compare to it's nearest competitors?
Let's take a step back and see where the RAV4 stands amongst the competition. It sneers at the Honda HR-V and its 285 liters, gives a patronizing pat on the back to the Nissan Juke's 251 liters and strides past the quasi-posh DS 7’s 555 liters with a knowing nod. But when lined up against the likes of Tesla Model Y's transport locker of a boot at 854 liters or Genesis GV80’s land-bound cargo ship, even the RAV4 has to admit defeat. Yet, despite the odds and competition, the RAV4 boasts a competitive booty, one that’s neither humiliated by longer wheelbases nor intimidated by the bullies of the boot space world.
Toyota RAV4 vs. similar cars
(Boot space)| Car model | Boot space |
|---|---|
| SEAT Tarraco 2019 | 760 l |
| SsangYong Torres 2023 | 703 l |
| Skoda Kodiaq 2017 | 650 l |
| SEAT Ateca 2016 | 615 l |
| Citroen C5 Aircross 2019 | 580 l |
| Toyota RAV4 2019 | 580 l |
| Skoda Karoq 2017 | 521 l |
| Opel Grandland 2022 | 514 l |
| Renault Austral 2022 | 500 l |
| Renault Kadjar 2015 | 472 l |
| VW T-Cross 2019 | 455 l |
| VW T-Roc 2017 | 445 l |
| VW Taigo 2021 | 440 l |
| Volvo XC40 2018 | 433 l |
| Mazda CX-30 2019 | 430 l |
| Suzuki S-Cross 2022 | 430 l |
| KIA XCeed 2019 | 426 l |
| Hyundai Bayon 2021 | 411 l |
| Opel Crossland 2017 | 410 l |
| Citroen C3 Aircross 2017 | 410 l |
| Audi Q2 2016 | 405 l |
| Skoda Kamiq 2019 | 400 l |
| SsangYong Tivoli 2015 | 395 l |
| Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 2017 | 378 l |
| Toyota C-HR 2016 | 377 l |
| Suzuki Vitara 2015 | 375 l |
| Hyundai Kona 2017 | 361 l |
| KIA Stonic 2017 | 352 l |
| Fiat 500X 2015 | 350 l |
| Mazda CX-3 2015 | 350 l |
