Trunk comparison: Jeep Avenger Electric vs Volvo XC40
Key Differences (highlighted: >10%)
The Volvo XC40 offers significantly more length in the trunk with the seats folded down (+13.4 in, +25%) and also significantly more length with the first row upright (+9.4 in, +36%).
Additionally, the trunk width at the narrowest point is larger in the Volvo (+4.3 in, +12%). In contrast, the Jeep Avenger Electric has a significantly greater depth between the loading edge and the trunk floor (+4.3 in, +1000%).
Other, smaller differences
The height of the trunk opening is slightly higher in the Jeep Avenger (+2.4 in, 8%). The loading edge of the Volvo sits slightly higher above the road (+1.2 in, 4%). The width of the trunk opening is +2.8 in (7%) larger in the Volvo — both effects under 10%.
Impact on practical use
Volvo XC40 – Advantages in cargo volume and flexibility: Due to the significantly greater cargo length both with folded seats and with normal seating, as well as the larger narrowest width, the XC40 is better suited for long, flat items (e.g., furniture parts, long packages) and for loading multiple or wide pieces of luggage.
The overall larger base area makes loading for everyday and vacation needs easier and more flexible.
Jeep Avenger Electric – Advantages in vertical storage and access: The significantly greater depth between the loading edge and the trunk floor means a deeper cargo space (larger "well"). This offers the advantage that volume is used in depth and cargo is more securely stored below the loading edge.
The downside is that heavy luggage must be lifted or pushed in further. The slightly higher trunk opening of the Jeep makes it somewhat easier to load tall items, as there is more headroom when loading.
Conclusion
Those who frequently transport long or wide loads or need more usable cargo space with folded seats benefit from the Volvo XC40. Those who appreciate a deeper, "recessed" cargo space (e.g., for secure storage below the loading edge) and a slightly higher opening will find advantages in the Jeep Avenger Electric — albeit at the expense of usable length and narrowest width.