Electric cars with the biggest boot (2026)
The electric cars with the largest luggage space, ranked from our EV catalog.
In our EV catalog of 144 models, the top spot goes to the Kia PV5 Passenger (1 320 l), ahead of the Toyota Proace Verso EV (1 200 l) and the Volkswagen ID. Buzz Pro (1 121 l).
Updated October 2026 · Source: the EVmagazine EV catalog
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Kia PV5 Passenger
412 km WLTP 71.2 kWh 150 kW DC from 43 640 €
1 320 l -
Toyota Proace Verso EV
330 km WLTP 75 kWh 100 kW DC from 50 230 €
1 200 l -
Volkswagen ID. Buzz Pro
457 km WLTP 79 kWh 185 kW DC from 52 271 €
1 121 l -
KGM Musso EV 80,6 kWh FWD
420 km WLTP 80.6 kWh 120 kW DC from 41 990 €
1 000 l -
Tesla Model Y Long Range
533 km WLTP 75 kWh 250 kW DC from 54 970 €
854 l -
Land Rover Range Rover Sport Electric 450 Dynamic SE
609 km WLTP 128.6 kWh 325 kW DC from 122 805 €
789 l -
XPeng G9 RWD Standard Range
502 km WLTP 79 kWh 445 kW DC from 59 600 €
660 l -
Tesla Model 3 Premium AWD
629 km WLTP 78.1 kWh 250 kW DC from 50 970 €
594 l -
Škoda Enyaq 85
578 km WLTP 82 kWh 135 kW DC from 50 990 €
585 l -
MG4 EV Urban
416 km WLTP 53.9 kWh 87 kW DC from 24 990 €
577 l -
XPeng P7+ RWD Long Range
530 km WLTP 74.9 kWh 350 kW DC from 49 600 €
573 l -
Ford Capri RWD
627 km WLTP 77 kWh 135 kW DC from 51 400 €
572 l -
XPeng G6 RWD Long Range
525 km WLTP 80.8 kWh 451 kW DC from 47 600 €
571 l -
Kia EV5 81,4 kWh
530 km WLTP 81.4 kWh 135 kW DC from 45 990 €
566 l -
Opel Grandland Electric
523 km WLTP 73 kWh 157 kW DC from 46 950 €
550 l
Good to know
Which electric car has the biggest boot?
According to our catalog, it is the Kia PV5 Passenger: 1 320 l.
Are these official figures?
Range, consumption and charging power are the manufacturers' own figures (WLTP where available). Prices are starting prices and vary by country. Real-world results differ, especially in winter and at motorway speed.
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