Want Extra Space? New SUV Beats Corolla Cross and Jeep Compass in Luggage Capacity

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 15/10/2025 at 13:58

Updated on 15/10/2025 at 15:12

Porta-malas de 586 L do Renault Boreal supera Compass (410 L) e Corolla Cross (440 L); novo C-SUV nacional aposta em praticidade para famílias e viagens

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The Trunk Volume Can Be Decisive When Choosing a Medium SUV. The New Renault Boreal Leads in Capacity, While Corolla Cross Balances Versatility and Compass Bets on Practical Solutions for Everyday Life

The space in the trunk is one of the most important criteria for those looking for a medium SUV, as it determines comfort on trips and practicality in daily life.

In this scenario, three models stand out in 2025: the Toyota Corolla Cross, the newly launched Renault Boreal, and the traditional Jeep Compass, each with distinctly different characteristics.

Corolla Cross — 440 Liters

The Corolla Cross stands out for offering 440 liters of capacity, a sufficient number to accommodate the luggage of a family on long-distance trips.

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Renault Boreal — 586 Liters

The Renault Boreal, the new bet from the French brand in the segment, arrives with a modern proposal and a focus on interior space. Its trunk has 586 liters, the largest among the three competitors.

This difference is significant because it allows more luggage to be transported without compromising the comfort of the occupants, making the Boreal an attractive option for large families or those in need of extra space in everyday life.

Jeep Compass — 410 Liters

Meanwhile, the Jeep Compass, one of the best-selling SUVs in the country, delivers 410 liters, falling behind its rivals in this regard.

Although smaller, the compartment makes good use of space, with a regular shape and quality finish. Still, those who prioritize volume may feel the lack of a few more liters.

Therefore, while the Boreal bets on size, the Corolla Cross balances capacity and practicality, and the Compass compensates for the smaller volume with smart solutions.

The ideal choice will depend on the driver’s profile and the importance that the trunk has in everyday use.

Want Extra Space? New SUV Beats Corolla Cross and Jeep Compass in Luggage Capacity

The Trunk Volume Can Be Decisive When Choosing a Medium SUV. The New Renault Boreal Leads in Capacity, While Corolla Cross Balances Versatility and Compass Bets on Practical Solutions for Everyday Life

Corolla Cross — 440 Liters

Renault Boreal — 586 Liters

Jeep Compass — 410 Liters

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The Trunk Volume Can Be Decisive When Choosing a Medium SUV. The New Renault Boreal Leads in Capacity, While Corolla Cross Balances Versatility and Compass Bets on Practical Solutions for Everyday Life

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