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Trunk comparison: Kia Stonic vs Durchschnitt Wagon

Comparison of trunk dimensions for the Kia Stonic and Durchschnitt Wagon
Comparison of trunk dimensions for the Kia Stonic and Durchschnitt Wagon

Key Differences

The average wagon offers a trunk that is 14.2 in (≈26%) longer with the seats folded down than the Kia Stonic and a trunk that is 12.2 in (≈45%) longer with the first row of seats upright.

The Kia Stonic has a trunk depth (distance from loading edge to trunk floor) that is 5.5 in (≈350%) greater, and the loading edge is 5.5 in (≈22%) higher above the road.

The height of the trunk opening is the same; the opening width of the wagon is only slightly (+5%) larger and the narrowest width in the Stonic is minimally (+1%) advantageous — these values are under 10% and therefore rather insignificant.

Impact on Usability

The significantly greater usable length of the wagon (each +26% and +45%) clearly makes it more suitable for long or bulky loads — furniture, long packages, or many pieces of luggage can be transported more easily and space-efficiently.

In everyday use, this means: with passengers on board, the wagon retains more usable storage space behind the seats.

The Kia Stonic offers a deeper loading well with its greater trunk depth; combined with the higher loading edge, this practically means that the trunk floor height above the road can roughly match that of the wagon (higher loading edge minus greater depth).

Practically, this means: the actual lifting of luggage onto the loading height can be similar, but the higher loading edge on the Stonic creates a more pronounced edge transition that heavy cargo must be lifted over or that tends to cause a "tilt" effect when sliding items in.

The deeper loading surface can help to stably secure luggage and provide somewhat more privacy/cover.

For users who regularly transport long items or many suitcases, the wagon is the better choice.

Those who primarily value a more compact body with a deeper loading well and somewhat more protected loading area and who less frequently transport very long loads can manage well with the Kia Stonic — but the higher loading edge should be considered when manually handling heavy luggage.