Measurement
How to measure your trunk correctly
Published on February 22, 2026
When fit is tight, accurate measuring matters more than any algorithm. Use this checklist before relying on a borderline result.
1. Opening width and height
Measure the narrowest opening points, not just the center. Trim plastics and hinges can reduce true usable space.
2. Cargo length
Measure with seats up and seats down separately. Use the shortest practical path a package must follow.
3. Cargo width and height
Use floor-level width between wheel arches and true vertical clearance where the package will sit.
4. Real-world obstacles
Remove trunk clutter, mats, and covers before final checks. Tight fits can fail with only a few centimeters lost.