Trunk comparison: Jeep Renegade vs Kia Stonic

Key Differences

In terms of cargo space, the models lead in different dimensions: With the seats folded down, the Jeep Renegade offers 6.3 in (12%) more cargo length than the Kia Stonic, and with the first row upright, the Renegade is also 3.1 in (12%) longer.

The trunk opening of the Renegade is also 3.9 in (13%) higher than that of the Stonic.

Conversely, the Kia Stonic has a significantly greater depth between the loading edge and trunk floor: +1.6 in (29%) compared to the Renegade.

Smaller differences include the Stonic's loading edge being only 0.4 in (1%) higher and the narrowest width in the trunk of the Stonic being 3.5 in (9%) larger (both under 10% and therefore less significant).

Impact on Usability

The larger length dimensions and higher opening of the Jeep Renegade make it more practical for long or tall items: furniture parts, long packages, or several large suitcases can be accommodated more easily and packed more tightly.

The higher opening also facilitates loading bulky, tall items and reduces edge rubbing when lifting them in.

The Kia Stonic offers more "vertical" storage space behind the loading edge due to the significantly greater depth (29% difference): items can be placed deeper down or stacked better, effectively increasing the usable floor area.

However, this also means that a bit more height must be overcome when loading and unloading (the loading edge is 0.4 in higher), which slightly complicates lifting heavy loads.

Width differences are comparatively small and hardly affect everyday usability: the Stonic is 3.5 in wider at the narrowest point, and the opening width differs by only 0.4 in.

Conclusion: For long or tall loads and easier loading, the Jeep Renegade is advantageous; those who benefit from a deeper loading floor (better stacking, more "depth" volume) and can do without very long items will find a practical alternative in the Kia Stonic.