Trunk comparison: Audi Q5 vs Skoda Kamiq
Main Differences (>10%)
Audi Q5: Trunk significantly longer with upright front seats (+8.3 in / +28%). This means the Q5 offers more lengthwise space in the usual seating configuration.
Longer items (e.g., skis, long boxes, furniture parts) can be accommodated more easily without folding down seats. For regular transport of long cargo, the Q5 is thus more practical.
Škoda Kamiq: Significantly greater trunk depth (loading edge → trunk floor) (+3.1 in / +100%). The Kamiq has a noticeably deeper distance from the loading edge to the floor, providing more vertical space below the loading edge.
Advantage: Bulky, tall items or stacked cargo find more room further inside. Disadvantage: deeper floor can make reaching items far back more difficult and may increase bending/grabbing effort.
Audi Q5: Width of trunk opening larger (+4.3 in / +11%). Larger opening makes loading and unloading bulky or wide items (strollers, wide boxes, furniture parts) easier. In practice, this means less maneuvering when loading and fewer issues with bulky cargo.
Other, Smaller Differences (<=10%)
Other values are less than 10%: When all seats are folded down, the Q5 is 5.1 in (8%) longer — an advantage for maximum cargo length, but less pronounced. The Kamiq’s trunk opening is 2 in (6%) higher than the Q5’s, which can help fitting tall items.
The Q5’s loading edge is 1.6 in (6%) higher above the road, making lifting heavy items somewhat more strenuous. The narrowest width in the trunk is 1.6 in (4%) larger in the Q5 — a small advantage for narrow, long items.
Practical Conclusion
If you often transport long or wide items (skis, long boxes, wide furniture parts), the Audi Q5 is more advantageous due to its greater length reserve with upright seats and wider opening.
If you frequently stack tall or bulky cargo or need a lot of vertical space directly behind the loading edge, the Škoda Kamiq offers practical benefits with its significantly greater trunk depth.
Smaller differences like loading edge height and opening height affect handling during loading and unloading but are less decisive for overall usability.