Trunk comparison: BMW X5 vs Dacia Jogger
Key Differences (highlighted: >10%)
According to the data, the Dacia Jogger with the front seats upright offers a longer cargo floor than the BMW X5 (+4.7 in / 12%). The trunk opening of the Jogger is also significantly higher than that of the X5 (+4.7 in / 15%).
The depth of the trunk, measured from the loading edge to the trunk floor, is significantly greater in the Jogger according to the data (+2.8 in / 700%). Conversely, the loading edge of the BMW X5 is significantly higher above the ground than that of the Jogger (+5.1 in / 20%).
Other, smaller differences: With the seats folded down, the BMW X5 has a slightly longer cargo floor (+2.8 in / 4%), the width of the trunk opening is slightly larger on the BMW (+2.4 in / 6%), and at the narrowest point, the Jogger is slightly wider (+4.3 in / 10%) — the latter corresponds exactly to 10% and is therefore not highlighted.
Impact on Usability
The highlighted values significantly affect practical use: The Jogger is more flexible in everyday life for long or tall items when the rear seats are used (longer cargo floor +12%) and larger items fit more easily through the higher opening (+15%).
The significantly greater "depth" from the loading floor to the loading edge means more space below the loading edge and thus more usable volume; at the same time, this can mean the step between the loading edge and the floor is larger, which can affect sliding in very heavy items (depending on exact design).
The lower loading edge height of the Jogger (compared to the X5) makes lifting heavy loads overall easier – the BMW requires more lifting force when loading due to the +5.1 in higher loading edge.
The BMW scores points when the seats are folded down: it offers marginally more loading length (4%) and a slightly wider opening (6%), which can be advantageous when transporting very wide, flat cargo.
Conclusion: For everyday practicality, easier loading and unloading, and storing tall or longer items with upright seating, the Dacia Jogger is more practical. Those who primarily transport very long, flat loads with fully folded seats and prefer a slightly wider opening have slight advantages with the BMW X5.