Trunk comparison: Dacia Jogger vs Tesla Model 3

Key Differences

Three differences stand out clearly in the comparison: The height of the trunk opening of the Dacia Jogger is 15.7 in (77%) higher than that of the Tesla Model 3, the depth of the trunk (loading edge to trunk floor) is 1.2 in (38%) greater in the Tesla than in the Jogger, and the width at the narrowest point is 10.2 in (27%) larger in the Dacia than in the Tesla.

Smaller differences include the length with folded seats (+3.1 in / 4% in favor of Tesla) and with the first row upright (+3.5 in / 8% in favor of Dacia), as well as a 0.4 in (2%) higher loading edge in the Tesla and a 1.2 in (3%) wider opening width in the Jogger — these values are less decisive in practical comparison.

Impact on Usability

The significantly higher trunk opening and the larger narrowest width in the Dacia mean: easier and less angled loading of tall or bulky items (e.g., strollers, tall boxes, bulky recreational equipment) as well as more space for wide cargo.

Practically, this means less maneuvering when sliding items in, better accessibility, and improved everyday usability for families, craftsmen, or recreational users.

The greater trunk depth in the Tesla results in the loading area behind the loading edge being deeper, allowing heavier or more stacked items to be stored lower and thus more securely.

This is advantageous for stacked suitcases or dense, deep cargo but reduces the usable height when inserting tall objects because the opening is significantly lower.

In summary: Those who regularly transport wide or tall items or place great value on easy loading will benefit more from the Dacia Jogger. Those who mainly want to securely store flat, stackable luggage or heavy cargo deep down and can manage with a narrower opening are better served by the Tesla Model 3.