Trunk comparison: Skoda Kamiq vs VW Touran

Key Differences (highlighted: >10%)

The VW Touran offers a longer cargo area with the seats fully folded down: +10.2 in (17%) compared to the Škoda Kamiq. The loading length in another seat configuration is also significantly greater in the Touran: +10.6 in (36%).

In contrast, the Škoda Kamiq has a significantly longer cargo area with all seats in the upright position: +15.7 in (118%) compared to the Touran.

The trunk depth (distance from loading edge to trunk floor) is +5.9 in (1500%) larger in the Kamiq. Additionally, the Kamiq's loading edge sits higher than the Touran's: +3.1 in (13%).

Implications for Practical Use

The greater lengths in the Touran with folded seats and in the mentioned seat configuration make it more practical for long or flat cargo (e.g., slats, furniture parts, long sports equipment). Those who frequently transport bulky, long items or need a flexible, flat cargo space benefit from the Touran.

The significantly longer trunk of the Kamiq with all seats upright means it offers more usable storage space behind the rear seats in everyday use. For users who regularly drive with passengers and still want to accommodate a lot of luggage or shopping in the trunk, the Kamiq is more advantageous in normal operation.

The greater trunk depth of the Kamiq creates more vertical space in the trunk and can better accommodate taller or deeper cargo.

At the same time, the +3.1 in higher loading edge increases the effort required to lift heavy items in — which can make loading and unloading more difficult. The Touran has the advantage here with a lower entry height, which is especially practical for heavy or bulky cargo.

Smaller differences in trunk opening and width (each under 10%) hardly affect everyday usability; they only lead to marginally different handling when loading wide items.

Conclusion: Touran = better solution for long or flat transported cargo and easier lifting due to lower loading edge. Kamiq = larger usable cargo with occupied seats and more vertical space, but higher loading edge that complicates loading heavy items.