Trunk comparison: Ford Escape vs Jeep Avenger Electric

Key Differences

The Ford Kuga offers significantly more cargo length: with the seats folded down, the Kuga is +15.4 in (29%) longer, and with the first row upright, +12.2 in (46%) longer.

The narrowest width in the trunk is +5.5 in (16%) greater in the Kuga. The Jeep Avenger Electric, on the other hand, has a significantly greater depth (loading edge to trunk floor): +3.9 in (1000%) compared to the Kuga.

Smaller differences (not highlighted): The height of the Avenger's trunk opening is +1.2 in (4%) larger, the Avenger's loading edge is +0.8 in (3%) higher above the road, and the width of the Kuga's trunk opening is +2.8 in (7%) greater.

Impact on Usability

Due to the significantly greater cargo length and the larger narrowest width, the Ford Kuga is better suited for long or bulky loads (boards, skis, furniture) and for trips with lots of luggage or large suitcases — both with folded and upright seats, more usable space remains.

The slightly wider trunk pass-through opening makes loading wide items easier.

The Jeep Avenger scores with the greater depth between loading edge and trunk floor. This creates more volume in the "well" of the trunk and is suitable when items need to lie deeper (e.g., boxes, toolboxes, or discreet storage).

The slightly higher loading edge (+0.8 in) makes heavy lifting minimally more strenuous, and the slightly higher opening (+1.2 in) helps when loading tall cargo.

In short: Those who primarily need length and width for bulky loads and family use benefit more from the Ford Kuga. Those who benefit from a deeper trunk well for stored or deeper-lying items and can live with a slightly higher loading edge will find advantages in the Jeep Avenger Electric.