Trunk comparison: Ford Focus vs Skoda Kamiq

Summary of Measurements

Both models are very close in trunk dimensions: The Ford Focus has a cargo space that is 0.8 in (1%) longer with the seats folded down and a trunk that is 1.2 in (4%) longer with the first row upright compared to the Škoda Kamiq.

The trunk opening is 1.6 in (5%) higher on the Kamiq, the narrowest width in the Focus is 0.8 in (2%) larger, the width of the opening is 0.8 in (2%) larger on the Kamiq, and the Kamiq's loading edge is 0.4 in (1%) higher above the ground. The difference in depth stands out clearly: the distance from the loading edge to the trunk floor is 0.8 in (13%) greater in the Ford Focus than in the Škoda Kamiq.

Implications for Usability

The above-average difference in trunk depth in favor of the Focus increases its usable volume vertically: items can be embedded deeper, the trunk floor is overall lower, which makes loading and unloading somewhat more ergonomic — especially for crates, beverage crates, or larger luggage pieces.

This effect is more noticeable than the other small differences.

The Kamiq scores with a higher opening (+1.6 in) and a slightly larger opening width (+0.8 in), which makes maneuvering tall or wide items easier. The slightly higher loading edge on the Kamiq (+0.4 in) makes lifting marginally more strenuous but is hardly relevant in practice.

The smaller length and width differences (1–4%) only marginally affect everyday usability: the Focus offers 0.8 in more space at the narrowest point, which can help when transporting very bulky items, while the Kamiq's slightly larger opening facilitates loading certain shapes.

Conclusion: For more usable trunk volume and slightly easier handling of heavy or deeper cargo, the Ford Focus is the more practical choice. Those who often need to load very tall items through the opening have a small advantage with the Škoda Kamiq.