Trunk comparison: Dacia Jogger vs Tesla Model Y

Key Differences (highlighted: >10%)

The height of the Dacia Jogger's trunk opening is 9.1 in (33%) larger, providing significantly more vertical clearance when loading tall items. The depth of the trunk (loading edge to trunk floor) in the Dacia is 3.1 in (700%) greater, meaning the cargo floor lies noticeably lower beneath the loading edge, creating more usable interior space behind the loading lip. The narrowest width in the Dacia's trunk is 10.2 in (27%) wider, allowing wider items to fit more easily than in the Model Y.

What are the implications for usability?

Due to the higher trunk opening and significantly greater depth, the Dacia Jogger offers clear advantages when transporting tall or bulky items: boxes, suitcases, or sports equipment can be loaded more easily vertically, require less bending, and can be placed deeper and more stably in the cargo space.

The larger minimum width also means that wide loads (e.g., furniture parts, wide crates, strollers) need to be tilted or turned on their side less often.

The Tesla Model Y has a longer cargo space when all seats are folded down (+5.9 in / 8%), which provides a slight advantage for very long but narrow loads (e.g., long boards or skis).

However, these length and lid measurements differ by less than 10% and have much less practical impact. The Tesla's loading edge is slightly higher (+1.6 in / 6%), making lifting heavy items marginally more strenuous.

Conclusion: For daily family use or transporting wide, tall, and bulky goods, the Dacia Jogger is more practical. For longer but narrower loads, the Model Y has a small length advantage; otherwise, differences such as loading edge height and opening width are minor.