Trunk comparison: Hyundai IONIQ vs Jeep Avenger Electric

Key Differences

The Hyundai IONIQ offers significantly more usable loading length and width, while the Jeep Avenger Electric has a considerably larger trunk opening.

Specifically, the IONIQ's trunk is +11.4 in (22%) longer with the seats folded down, and +9.4 in (36%) longer with the first row of seats upright compared to the Avenger.

At its narrowest point, the IONIQ is also +3.9 in (11%) wider. In contrast, the height of the Avenger's trunk opening is +5.1 in (20%) greater.

Impact on Usability

Due to the longer interior dimensions and greater narrow width, the IONIQ is better suited for long or wide cargo — such as skis, furniture parts, longer boxes, or luggage that should be stored deep and straight without folding down the seats.

The greater usable depth and width reduce bottlenecks when loading bulky, flat items.

The Avenger, on the other hand, scores points when loading tall or bulky items: the higher trunk opening makes it easier to load large, upright objects and allows for more vertical space when stacking.

For frequent loading of heavy or tall goods (plant pots, bulky boxes, suitcases with high profiles), the Avenger is more practical.

Smaller differences such as the IONIQ's 0.4 in greater trunk depth, the IONIQ's 0.8 in higher loading edge, and the Avenger's 2 in wider opening width are minor (<10%) and have minimal impact on everyday usability.