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Ford Puma Trunk Dimensions

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Ford Puma - All trunk dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright). — Trunk dimensions Ford Puma (SUV). Access in 3D

Trunk dimensions Ford Puma (SUV). Access in 3D

Ford Puma trunk dimensions – detail — Detail dimensions Ford Puma

Ford Puma (SUV) Trunk Dimensions

Ford Puma (SUV) Trunk Dimensions
Measurement	Value
Width of Trunk	39.2 in
Length of Trunk	28.3 in
Height of Trunk	30.1 in

Ford Puma (SUV) Car Dimensions

Ford Puma (SUV) Car Dimensions
Measurement	Value
Length of Car	164.8 in
Width of Car	71.1 in
Height of Car	61 in

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Trunk dimensions Ford Puma

The 2022 Ford Puma offers a trunk with a volume of about 16.1 cu ft, which can be expanded up to 42.4 cu ft by folding down the rear seats.

The rear bench is split 60:40, allowing flexibility when transporting luggage. The interior is modernly designed, with practical storage compartments and a flat loading floor that facilitates access.

The trunk dimensions vary depending on the equipment, with height and width optimized for easy loading. Typical features include a low loading lip and good visibility, enhancing practicality. The Puma combines functionality with appealing design, making it an attractive compact SUV.

Model Information

The Ford Puma is a compact SUV that has been on the market since 2019, characterized by its sporty design and innovative technologies.

The Puma is based on the Ford B2 platform and offers a combination of functionality and driving pleasure. With a modern interior and a variety of assistance systems, the model targets buyers who value comfort and safety.

Variants of the Same Series

The Ford Puma is offered exclusively as a compact SUV and is not available in other body styles such as sedan or convertible.

However, there are various trim levels offering different features and technologies, including the base version and sportier variants like the Puma ST. These differences mainly concern engine and equipment, not the body style.

Yearly Differences

Since its introduction in 2019, the Ford Puma has not undergone significant model changes affecting body or trunk dimensions. The vehicle and trunk dimensions have remained consistent since launch, allowing comparability across model years.

Direct Competitors

In the same vehicle class, the Ford Puma competes with models like the Renault Captur and the Peugeot 2008. The Renault Captur offers a trunk volume of about 14.9 cu ft, while the Peugeot 2008 provides 15.3 cu ft.

The Puma stands out with its larger trunk volume, making it attractive to buyers who need ample cargo space.

More Affordable Alternatives

More affordable alternatives to the Ford Puma with similar trunk dimensions include the Dacia Duster and the Skoda Kamiq. The Dacia Duster offers a trunk volume of about 16.9 cu ft, while the Skoda Kamiq provides slightly less cargo space at 14.1 cu ft.

These models are generally less expensive to purchase but may not offer the same equipment or driving performance as the Ford Puma.

Cargo space Ford Puma

Ford Puma trunk space volume — Trunk volume Ford Puma

Trunk Volume

The trunk volume figures for the 2024 Ford Puma vary significantly depending on the measurement method. Relevant numbers include approx. 18.2 cu ft (stated in the fact sheet), the manufacturer’s figure of 20.3 cu ft, and independent measurements of 16.1 cu ft. Practically, the volume is further differentiated:

9.9 cu ft under the trunk cover (standard configuration)
Without cover up to the roofline: 14.7 cu ft
Detachable compartment in the double floor: 2.3 cu ft
Fixed plastic box under the floor: 2.5 cu ft (with drain, easy to clean)
With folded rear seats up to the bottom edge of the window: 22.8 cu ft
Maximum usable space behind the front seats: 39.2 cu ft

Practical impact: The real usable capacity is usually below the manufacturer’s figure because measurement methods vary and covers, floor settings, and trunk shape limit volume.

For typical uses (weekly shopping, stroller, luggage for short trips), the volume is generally sufficient; those regularly transporting large, bulky items benefit from the foldable rear seats and the option to use the cargo space behind the front seats.

Vehicle Size and Parking Friendliness

Dimensions: 165 in length, 71.3 in width, 61 in height. Compared to an average car, the Puma is 14.6 in shorter, 2 in narrower, and 0.4 in lower.

Practical impact: The more compact exterior dimensions make the Puma very parking- and city-friendly — maneuverability and parking comfort increase, and driveways and tight parking spaces are easier to use.

Width and interior space still allow comfortable everyday usability, though the rear is a bit tighter than in larger SUVs; three adults will sit more compactly in the back.

Practical note: A standard parking space is significantly larger than the vehicle (the fact sheet mentions a surplus of about 31.9 in in length and 27.6 in in width), so maneuvering is usually unproblematic.

Trunk Usability and Flexibility

Flexibility and operation are clear strengths:

The tailgate can be easily unlocked and is electrically assisted; an electric tailgate with foot sensor is optionally available.
The loading lip is around 30.7 in; with the double floor in the lower position, there is a step of 7.1 in, and in the upper position only 2.8 in — this facilitates loading and unloading.
The double floor and the built-in plastic box (with drain) increase everyday usability: dirty equipment can be stored separately and cleaned easily.
The asymmetrically split rear seat backrest can be folded down easily without removing the headrests; when folding back, care should be taken with seat belts to avoid damage.
Practical examples: up to 7 beverage crates can be accommodated or, if needed, bulky loads can be transported with folded seats.

Practical impact: The Puma offers many thoughtful details (double floor, washable box, variable floor levels) that significantly ease daily handling of shopping, sports and garden gear, or wet/dirty cargo.

Limitations arise from the trunk shape, loading lip, and partly differing volume figures — for regular transport of large, heavy items, a larger model is more practical.

General Model Information

Familiarity and profile: The Ford Puma is a popular, compact soft SUV/crossover in the B-segment. It stands out especially with its flexible trunk concept, pronounced utility value, and modern engine/transmission combinations (e.g., 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid).

Special features / peculiarities:

Underfloor box with drain – very practical for dirty items.
Variable floor positions and asymmetrically foldable rear seat backrest.
Optional technology package: full LED headlights, electric tailgate with sensor.
Safety aspect: The keyless entry system has a known theft risk vulnerability (relay attack) and cannot be disabled.

Value assessment: The Puma offers a good package of everyday usability, equipment, and drivability in its segment. Those valuing practical details (box, flexible floor) get a lot of utility.

Deductions apply for safety-relevant limitations of the keyless system and for the partly contradictory volume figures, which complicate comparability.

Competitors: Typical rivals in the B-SUV/crossover segment include Renault Captur, VW T-Cross, Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR, Kia Stonic, and Mazda CX-30. Those needing maximum loading flexibility should compare these models — not all offer the specific lower box with drain or the same combination of optional equipment and space layout.

What fits in the Ford Puma trunk?

Tested: 100 products — 55 fit with seats up, 38 only with seats folded.

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Which strollers fit in the Ford Puma?

4 fit upright, 9 folded-only, 0 do not fit.

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Ford Puma (SUV) Trunk Dimensions

Ford Puma (SUV) Car Dimensions

Best matching products

Trunk dimensions Ford Puma

Model Information

Variants of the Same Series

Yearly Differences

Direct Competitors

More Affordable Alternatives

Cargo space Ford Puma

Trunk Volume

Vehicle Size and Parking Friendliness

Trunk Usability and Flexibility

General Model Information

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