Trunk comparison: Dacia Jogger vs Seat Ibiza

Key Differences
The Dacia Jogger offers significantly more cargo length and width overall than the SEAT Ibiza: with the seats folded down, the Jogger is 15 in (≈27%) longer, and with the first row of seats upright it is even 18.9 in (≈71%) longer than the Ibiza.
The width at the narrowest point is 8.7 in (≈22%) greater in the Jogger, and the width of the trunk opening is 5.9 in (≈17%) larger. Additionally, the height of the trunk opening in the Jogger is 3.9 in (≈12%) higher.
The depth between the loading edge and trunk floor is different: here the SEAT Ibiza has 4.3 in (≈138%) more – meaning the floor sits significantly lower below the loading edge than in the Jogger.
Small differences: the loading edge of the Ibiza is only 1.2 in (≈5%) higher above the ground (not highlighted since <10%).
Implications for Usability
Large, long, or wide cargo: The Jogger clearly has the advantage. Due to the significantly greater length (both folded and with the seat row upright), as well as the larger minimum width and wider opening, long beams, larger furniture parts, suitcases, or bulky items can be loaded and stored more easily.
The higher opening facilitates inserting tall items and reduces the risk of hitting the edge.
Trunk organization and depth: The Ibiza has a noticeably deeper recess between the loading edge and trunk floor. Practically, this means items lie in a kind of "well bottom" and protrude less over the loading edge — advantageous for loose or toppling-prone cargo and for more compact stacking of smaller items.
However, the deeper recess combined with a slightly higher loading edge somewhat reduces the ease of lifting very heavy items.
Handling heavy loads: Because the Jogger's loading edge is slightly lower and the interior floor sits less deep below the edge, loading heavy, bulky loads is easier in practice — shorter lifting angles, less effort required to lift over the loading edge.
Conclusion: Those who regularly transport long or wide items or often travel fully loaded with passengers benefit significantly from the Dacia Jogger.
Those who prefer a more compact, deeper cargo area for smaller items and a "recess" in the cargo space will find advantages in the SEAT Ibiza — overall, however, the Jogger is more flexible for bulky cargo.