Trunk comparison: Hyundai i10 vs Jeep Avenger Electric

Key Differences

In terms of trunk volume, the Jeep Avenger has clear length advantages: with the seats folded down, it is +6.3 in (14%) longer and with the first row upright even +7.9 in (43%) longer than the Hyundai i10. The Hyundai, on the other hand, scores with depth and the narrowest interior width: the depth from the loading edge to the trunk floor is +2.8 in (64%) greater in the i10 and the width at the narrowest point is +5.1 in (14%) greater in the i10.

Smaller differences (≤10%) concern the height of the trunk opening (+1.2 in in the i10) and the height of the loading edge (+0.8 in in the Avenger) as well as the width of the opening (+3.5 in in the Avenger) and are less decisive.

Implications for Usability

Due to the significantly greater length of the Avenger – especially with the rear seats upright – it is better suited for long items (e.g., skis, longer furniture parts) and for more luggage when carrying passengers. Those who frequently transport bulky, long loads will find noticeably more flexibility in the Avenger.

The Hyundai i10 offers more "depth" below the loading edge and more width at the narrowest point with its significantly greater trunk depth. This makes the i10 practical when items are rather low but wide or when you want to sink the cargo deeper (e.g., suitcases, shopping bags, smaller tools).

However, the greater depth also means that heavy cargo must be lifted over a larger height difference – which can make loading and unloading somewhat more cumbersome.

In summary: Avenger = clear advantage in length and volume for long/bulky loads; i10 = advantage in deeper cargo well and somewhat more usable width at the narrowest point, favoring wide, lower items. Smaller differences in opening and loading edge height only slightly affect everyday usability.