Trunk comparison: Audi A6 Sedan vs Dacia Jogger

Key Differences

Three differences stand out clearly from the data:

• Height of the trunk opening: The Dacia Jogger has a 16.5 in (+84%) higher opening than the Audi A6.
• Depth of the trunk (loading edge → trunk floor): The Audi A6 is 1.6 in (+50%) "deeper" here than the Dacia Jogger.
• Width of the trunk at the narrowest point: The Dacia Jogger is 7.5 in (+19%) wider at the narrowest point than the Audi A6.

What impact do these differences have on usability?

Higher trunk opening (Dacia Jogger):

The significantly higher opening makes loading large, tall, or bulky items easier (e.g., boxes, strollers, bicycles with the front wheel removed). A higher pass-through means fewer edge issues when loading and unloading and more comfort when loading while standing.

Deeper cargo floor (Audi A6):

The greater depth from the loading edge to the trunk floor in the Audi creates more usable vertical volume below the loading edge.

This is advantageous if you want to "sink" luggage or items (more storage volume without raising the loading edge). However, combined with the lower opening height, loading very tall items can be somewhat more restricted.

Wider interior dimensions at the narrowest point (Dacia Jogger):

More interior width at the narrowest point makes transporting wide items easier—less hassle fitting boxes, furniture parts, or wide sports equipment. This is especially practical with continuous width when the loading edge or side panels would otherwise restrict.

Additional notes (under 10% difference):

• The overall length with folded seats is 6.3 in (+9%) longer in the Audi—a small advantage for very long, flat cargo spaces but below the 10% threshold.
• The loading edge height of both vehicles is the same—physical effort when lifting is comparable.
• The width of the trunk opening in the Jogger is 3.5 in (10%) above the Audi—a useful difference but not marked as >10% here.

Conclusion: For bulky, tall, and wide items, the Dacia Jogger is more practical thanks to the significantly higher opening and greater narrowest interior width.

The Audi A6 offers somewhat more sinkable volume due to the deeper cargo floor, which benefits transporting many smaller pieces of luggage or neat stacking. Which option fits better depends on the preferred load type: tall/bulky and wide items → Jogger; usable, deeper cargo volume for stacked or sunk loads → A6.