Trunk comparison: Dacia Jogger vs Volvo V90

Key Differences

The trunk opening of the Dacia Jogger is significantly higher: +8.7 in (31%) compared to the Volvo V90. The "depth" from the loading edge to the trunk floor in the Jogger is significantly greater: +3.1 in (700%). The narrowest interior width in the Jogger's trunk is larger: +6.3 in (15%). The width of the trunk opening, however, is larger in the Volvo V90: +4.3 in (11%).

Impact on Usability

Higher trunk opening (Jogger): Larger, tall items (e.g., plants, bulky suitcases, boxes) are easier to load and unload because the opening offers more height. This facilitates vertical placement of cargo and reduces the risk of bumping the upper edge.

Greater depth from loading edge to floor (Jogger): The deeper cargo space allows items to be "sunk" further down, which helps stabilize cargo and creates more vertical storage space. Drawback: a very deep floor can make reaching items far back more difficult and requires more bending.

Larger narrowest interior width (Jogger): Wider items fit at the tightest spot inside the trunk — beneficial for wide crates, sports equipment, or bulky packaged goods that need space not only through the opening but also along the interior.

Wider trunk opening (Volvo V90): The wider opening makes it easier to maneuver large, flat parts (e.g., furniture panels, larger boxes) inside and makes loading more comfortable in tight spaces.

Although the interior width at the narrowest point is smaller compared to the Jogger, the Volvo gains advantage in access due to the larger opening.

Other, Smaller Differences

Length differences are minor: The Volvo offers 5.9 in more length with folded seats (+8%) — noticeable with very long loads but below the 10% threshold — and the Jogger has only +0.8 in (+2%) with the first row upright.

The Jogger's loading edge stands 2 in (8%) higher above the road, making lifting heavy loads somewhat more demanding.

Practical Recommendation

Choose the Dacia Jogger if you frequently transport tall or bulky items, value deep cargo space and more usable interior width (e.g., camping and outdoor gear, bulky boxes).

Choose the Volvo V90 if you more often load wide, flat parts and benefit from a wider opening when loading (e.g., furniture, large boxes) or need a slightly longer cargo area with folded seats.