Cars with the biggest boots
Figures updated
The Ford S-Max has the biggest boot of the 78 cars we cover: 965 litres with the rear seats up and 2,020 folded. The roomiest family hatchback is the Skoda Octavia (600 litres), and the roomiest supermini the Renault Clio (391 litres).
Manufacturers' figures for the latest version of each model, measured to the parcel shelf with the rear seats up. For seven-seaters we give the space behind the second row.
The 25 biggest boots
| # | Car | Seats up | Seats folded | New from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ford S-MaxMk2 (2015–2023) · MPV / people carrier | 965 l | 2,020 l | – |
| 2 | Land Rover DiscoveryL462 (2017–) · Large SUV | 922 l | 1,997 l | £69,540 |
| 3 | Tesla Model YJuniper (2025–) · Family SUV | 822 l | 2,022 l | – |
| 4 | Land Rover Range RoverL460 (2022–) · Large SUV | 818 l | 1,841 l | £107,530 |
| 5 | Vauxhall ZafiraZafira Tourer C (2011–2019) · MPV / people carrier | 710 l | 1,860 l | – |
| 6 | Volkswagen PassatB9 (2024–) · Large family car | 690 l | 1,920 l | £41,350 |
| 7 | Dacia BigsterMk1 (2025–) · Family SUV | 677 l | 1,937 l | £25,215 |
| 8 | Ford MondeoMk5 (2014–2022) · Large family car | 654 l | 1,446 l | – |
| 9 | Volkswagen TiguanMk3 (2024–) · Family SUV | 652 l | 1,650 l | £39,380 |
| 10 | BMW X5G05 (2018–) · Large SUV | 650 l | 1,870 l | £77,010 |
| 11 | Land Rover Range Rover SportL461 (2022–) · Large SUV | 647 l | 1,491 l | £77,620 |
| 12 | Skoda SuperbMk4 (2024–) · Large family car | 645 l | 1,795 l | £36,800 |
| 13 | Hyundai TucsonMk4 (2020–) · Family SUV | 620 l | 1,799 l | £30,985 |
| 14 | Mercedes-Benz GLCX254 (2022–) · Large SUV | 620 l | 1,680 l | £54,970 |
| 15 | Honda CR-VMk6 (2023–) · Family SUV | 617 l | – | £47,795 |
| 16 | Skoda OctaviaMk4 (2020–) · Family hatchback | 600 l | 1,555 l | £28,505 |
| 17 | Kia SportageMk5 NQ5 (2021–) · Family SUV | 591 l | 1,780 l | £31,395 |
| 18 | Peugeot 3008Mk3 (2024–) · Family SUV | 588 l | 1,663 l | £35,015 |
| 19 | BMW X3G45 (2024–) · Large SUV | 570 l | 1,700 l | £53,620 |
| 20 | Mercedes-Benz E-ClassW214 (2023–) · Executive car | 540 l | – | £57,170 |
| 21 | Audi Q5Mk3 (2024–) · Large SUV | 520 l | 1,473 l | – |
| 22 | BMW 5 SeriesG60 (2023–) · Executive car | 520 l | – | £53,110 |
| 23 | Dacia DusterMk3 (2024–) · Small SUV | 517 l | 1,609 l | £21,845 |
| 24 | Nissan QashqaiQashqai J12 (2021–) · Family SUV | 504 l | 1,447 l | £30,635 |
| 25 | Audi A6C9 (2025–) · Executive car | 492 l | – | £54,060 |
Biggest boot in each class
- MPV / people carrierFord S-Max965 litres
- Large SUVLand Rover Discovery922 litres
- Family SUVTesla Model Y822 litres
- Large family carVolkswagen Passat690 litres
- Family hatchbackSkoda Octavia600 litres
- Executive carMercedes-Benz E-Class540 litres
- Small SUVDacia Duster517 litres
- SuperminiRenault Clio391 litres
- City carHyundai Inster280 litres
Compare any two cars' boots, prices and running costs side by side with the comparison tool, or see the cheapest cars to run.
Frequently asked questions
›Which car has the biggest boot?
Of the cars we cover, the Ford S-Max (Mk2 (2015–2023)), with 965 litres with the rear seats up, according to the manufacturer.
›Which hatchback has the biggest boot?
The Skoda Octavia, with 600 litres.
›Which small car has the biggest boot?
Among superminis, the Renault Clio, with 391 litres.
›How is boot space measured?
Manufacturers measure in litres, usually to the parcel shelf with the rear seats up (the VDA method) and to the roof with them folded. Methods vary a little between brands, so treat differences of 10 to 20 litres as a draw.
Source: manufacturers' UK specifications, listed on each model's page.