Trunk comparison: Audi Q2 vs Opel Grandland

Key Differences

The Opel Grandland offers significantly more cargo space than the Audi Q2. With the seats folded down, the Grandland's trunk is 9.4 in (17%) longer, and with the front seats upright, the advantage is 4.3 in (14%).

The depth between the loading edge and trunk floor is 2 in (45%) greater in the Grandland, and the width of the trunk opening is 5.5 in (15%) wider.

Smaller differences under 10% include a trunk opening that is 1.6 in higher (+5%), a loading edge that is 0.8 in higher (+3%), and at the narrowest point, a width that is 0.8 in greater (+2%).

Impact on Usability

The larger length dimensions (+14–17%) allow for transporting longer items, especially when the seats are folded down (e.g., furniture parts, long sports equipment). The significantly greater depth (+45%) provides more vertical space and makes it easier to store tall or bulky loads as well as stack boxes.

The wider trunk opening (+15%) simplifies loading and unloading wider items and reduces maneuvering effort when fitting bulky parts inside.

The smaller differences (opening height +5%, loading edge height +3%) have only a minor effect on handling: the slightly higher loading edge can make heavy lifting a bit more difficult, while the slightly higher opening helps with pass-through loading but is not a major advantage over the Q2.