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Hatchbacks with the biggest boot

We ranked 76 hatchbacks from the 1CARS catalog by boot volume. The Skoda Octavia leads with 600 l (21.2 cu ft).

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Hatchbacks with the biggest boot

No. 1–25 of 76
  1. 1. Skoda Octavia Octavia Mk4 · 2019–present 1.0 l TSI (110 PS) 600 l21.2 cu ft Specs: Skoda Octavia 1.0 l TSI (110 PS)
  2. 2. Mercedes-Benz B-Class B-Class W245 · 2005–2011 B 160 544 l19.2 cu ft Specs: Mercedes-Benz B-Class B 160
  3. 3. Volkswagen ID.7 ID.7 I · 2023–present Pro 77 kWh 532 l18.8 cu ft Specs: Volkswagen ID.7 Pro 77 kWh
  4. 4. Peugeot 408 408 P54 · 2022–present 1.6 l Plug-in Hybrid 225 471 l16.6 cu ft Specs: Peugeot 408 1.6 l Plug-in Hybrid 225
  5. 5. BMW i4 i4 G26 · 2021–present eDrive35 470 l16.6 cu ft Specs: BMW i4 eDrive35
  6. 6. MG4 MG4 II Urban AH4EM · 2025–present Urban 54 kWh 470 l16.6 cu ft Specs: MG4 Urban 54 kWh
  7. 7. Peugeot 308 II 2013–2021 1.2 l 470 l16.6 cu ft Specs: Peugeot 308 II 1.2 l
  8. 8. Skoda Scala Scala I · 2019–present 1.0 l TSI 95 467 l16.5 cu ft Specs: Skoda Scala 1.0 l TSI 95
  9. 9. Mazda 6e 6e I · 2025–present 68.8 kWh 466 l16.5 cu ft Specs: Mazda 6e 68.8 kWh
  10. 10. Audi A5 A5 B10 · 2024–present 2.0 l TFSI (150 PS) 445 l15.7 cu ft Specs: Audi A5 2.0 l TFSI (150 PS)
  11. 11. Volvo ES90 ES90 V551 · 2025–present Single Motor Extended Range 442 l15.6 cu ft Specs: Volvo ES90 Single Motor Extended Range
  12. 12. Fiat Tipo Tipo 356 · 2015–2026 1.0 l FireFly T3 turbo 440 l15.5 cu ft Specs: Fiat Tipo 1.0 l FireFly T3 turbo
  13. 13. Kia EV4 EV4 CT · 2025–present 58.3 kWh 435 l15.4 cu ft Specs: Kia EV4 58.3 kWh
  14. 14. Mercedes-Benz A-Class A-Class W169 · 2004–2012 2.0 l A 160 CDI 435 l15.4 cu ft Specs: Mercedes-Benz A-Class 2.0 l A 160 CDI
  15. 15. Peugeot 308 308 III · 2021–present 1.2 l Hybrid 145 e-DSC6 412 l14.5 cu ft Specs: Peugeot 308 1.2 l Hybrid 145 e-DSC6
  16. 16. Honda Civic Civic XI · 2021–present 2.0 e:HEV 410 l14.5 cu ft Specs: Honda Civic 2.0 e:HEV
  17. 17. Citroen C4 C4 II · 2010–2018 1.6 l HDi 90 408 l14.4 cu ft Specs: Citroen C4 1.6 l HDi 90
  18. 18. Kia Stinger Stinger CK · 2017–2023 Base version 406 l14.3 cu ft Specs: Kia Stinger Base version
  19. 19. Fiat Bravo Bravo II · 2007–2014 1.4 16V 90 400 l14.1 cu ft Specs: Fiat Bravo 1.4 16V 90
  20. 20. Mitsubishi Colt Colt RJA · 2023–2025 1.0 391 l13.8 cu ft Specs: Mitsubishi Colt 1.0
  21. 21. Kia Rio X-Line 2017–2022 1.4 l G4LC 390 l13.8 cu ft Specs: Kia Rio X-Line 1.4 l G4LC
  22. 22. Renault Kaptur 2016–2023 1.6 l 387 l13.7 cu ft Specs: Renault Kaptur 1.6 l
  23. 23. Cupra Born Born K1 · 2021–present 77 kWh 385 l13.6 cu ft Specs: Cupra Born 77 kWh
  24. 24. Volkswagen ID.3 ID.3 I · 2019–present Pure Performance 45 kWh 385 l13.6 cu ft Specs: Volkswagen ID.3 Pure Performance 45 kWh
  25. 25. Volkswagen Golf Golf Mk8 · 2019–present 1.0 l TSI 381 l13.5 cu ft Specs: Volkswagen Golf 1.0 l TSI

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Method and data

Each model appears once, with the largest luggage volume quoted for any of its versions. Figures above 750 litres usually describe the load space with the rear seats folded, so they are left out to keep the ranking comparable. How we collect and check data

Ranked: 76 of 1,481 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.

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Questions and answers

Which hatchback has the biggest boot in the 1CARS catalog?

The Skoda Octavia (Octavia Mk4 · 2019–present), with 600 l (21.2 cu ft). Second is the Mercedes-Benz B-Class with 544 l.

How is this ranking compiled?

Each model appears once, with the largest luggage volume quoted for any of its versions. Figures above 750 litres usually describe the load space with the rear seats folded, so they are left out to keep the ranking comparable.

Why is a model missing from the list?

A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.