Trunk comparison: BMW X2 vs Hyundai Kona

Key Differences (>10% highlighted)

With the rear seats folded down, the trunk lengths of both models are the same.

Significant differences exist in the shape and accessibility of the cargo area: the height of the Hyundai Kona's trunk opening is 4.7 in (18%) higher, the depth of the BMW X2 (loading edge → trunk floor) is 1.6 in (+80%) greater, and the loading edge of the BMW X2 is 4.7 in (18%) higher above the road.

Smaller differences (e.g., trunk length with the first row of seats upright +2.8 in/8% in favor of BMW, or width differences of 4–2 in for the Kona) exist but do not exceed the 10% threshold and are not highlighted here.

What are the implications of these differences for usability?

The higher trunk opening of the Kona makes it easier to load tall or bulky items because the vertical clearance is greater and less tilting is required. This is practical when transporting furniture, plants, or boxes that are tight in height.

The BMW X2 offers greater depth between the loading edge and trunk floor, creating more usable volume directly behind the loading edge — advantageous for stacking or longer items that do not need to be pushed all the way back.

However, this additional depth comes with a significantly higher loading edge: the X2's loading edge is 4.7 in higher above the road. This means more effort is required to lift heavy items into the trunk and less convenient loading when frequently handling heavy loads.

In summary: For easy loading of tall/bulky parts and less lifting effort, the Hyundai Kona is more practical for everyday use.

For better storage space directly behind the loading edge and more interior height (at the cost of a higher loading edge), the BMW X2 offers advantages but is more physically demanding to load. With the seats fully folded down, both vehicles are equivalent in cargo length.