Trunk comparison: Jeep Avenger Electric vs VW ID.4

Key Differences

The VW ID.4 offers significantly more usable loading length and width than the Jeep Avenger Electric.

Specifically, the trunk of the ID.4 is 13.8 in (26%) longer with the seats folded down and 10.6 in (40%) longer with the first row upright compared to the Jeep. Additionally, the narrowest trunk width of the ID.4 is 4.3 in (12%) larger.

What practical impact does this have?

The greater length measurements of the ID.4 mean that longer items can be transported without or with less folding of seats (e.g., slats, skis, long boxes).

The 40% greater length with the first row upright makes the ID.4 especially practical when longer cargo needs to be transported regularly without sacrificing passenger seats.

The 12% wider narrowest width allows for easier loading of wider items and, for example, placing two large suitcases side by side, which noticeably eases loading for families and moves.

Other, smaller differences

Other dimensions differ only slightly: the height of the trunk opening is 0.4 in (1%) higher in the ID.4, the width of the opening is 3.1 in (8%) larger.

The depth (loading edge to trunk floor) is 0.4 in (10%) greater in the Jeep — a difference that is measurable but hardly decisive in practice. The loading edge of the ID.4 is 0.8 in (3%) higher above the road, meaning a slightly higher lift when loading heavy items.

Conclusion — which model suits whom better

Those who frequently transport long or wide cargo (craftsman supplies, long sports equipment, regular family trips with lots of luggage) benefit significantly from the VW ID.4 due to the noticeably larger length and width dimensions.

Those who mainly have small to medium everyday loads and appreciate a slightly lower loading edge or minimal differences in floor depth will hardly notice disadvantages with the Jeep Avenger Electric in daily use. Overall, the need for space for long and wide items clearly favors the ID.4.