WillKIVIK 3-seat sofa, Tibbleby beige/greyfit in aHyundai Tucson 2025?

The Tucson's boot is a roomy, square space that transforms when you fold the rear seats. Seats up, the floor runs 91 cm deep behind a 102 cm wide by 73 cm tall opening. Fold the bench and the floor reaches 173 cm, a gain of 82 cm, which is this boot's best feature. The floor stays a generous 104 cm across at its narrowest, so wide flat boxes lie flat with room to spare. The load lip sits level with the floor, no drop to heave over. Long flat-pack panels need the seats down, so plan your load around that fold.

The largest KIVIK box is 184 by 90 by 50 cm, with the full sofa across 3 packages weighing 75.9 kg. The 50 cm depth is the trouble, you cannot stand the boxes flat against the boot floor in most cars. A large SUV with seats folded or a small van suits this load; a normal hatchback or estate often runs out of cargo height. Load the largest box first, on its long edge if your boot allows it. Two people lift the heavy frames, the cushions ride on top last.