Trunk comparison: Audi Q2 vs Skoda Karoq

Key Message
The Škoda Karoq offers overall more practical cargo space dimensions for bulky and tall items: its trunk opening is 5.9 in (19%) higher, the depth from the loading edge to the trunk floor is 1.6 in (36%) greater, and the width of the trunk opening is 3.9 in (11%) wider than in the Audi Q2. The Audi Q2, on the other hand, has a loading edge that is 3.1 in (12%) higher above the road surface and slightly more cargo length with the front seats upright (+0.8 in / 3%); with the seats folded down, the Karoq is 4.3 in (8%) longer.
Practical Relevance / Usability
Higher trunk opening (Karoq): The significantly higher opening makes it easier to tilt and load tall items through. This is important when transporting furniture, plants, or boxes because less angling is needed and bulky parts can be loaded more horizontally.
Greater depth to trunk floor (Karoq): The deeper cargo area increases usable volume and makes stacking larger items easier. Items sit further inside and more stably; larger shopping or luggage can be accommodated better.
Wider trunk opening (Karoq): The 3.9 in wider opening facilitates loading and unloading wider items (strollers, large boxes, furniture parts). In practice, this reduces the need to adjust/angle items and the risk of damaging edges.
Higher loading edge (Audi Q2): The Q2’s loading edge, which is 3.1 in higher, makes lifting heavy loads into the vehicle more demanding—more lifting instead of simply sliding through.
For people with back problems or when regularly transporting heavy loads, this is a disadvantage. However, a higher loading edge can prevent smaller items from rolling out when opening the trunk, but overall it is ergonomically less favorable.
Other (minor differences): The Q2’s 0.8 in longer cargo length with the rear seats upright and the Karoq’s 4.3 in longer cargo area with seats folded are comparatively minor. They hardly affect everyday usability compared to the structural advantages of the Karoq mentioned above.
Conclusion
Those who frequently transport bulky, tall, or wide items clearly benefit from the Škoda Karoq (higher opening, greater depth, wider opening).
The Audi Q2 offers no relevant advantages in cargo space except for a slightly higher loading edge and minimal length differences, which are insignificant for most everyday scenarios.