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Mazda Mazda CX-80 Trunk Dimensions

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Mazda Mazda CX-80 - All trunk dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright). — Trunk dimensions Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV). Access in 3D

Trunk dimensions Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV). Access in 3D

Mazda Mazda CX-80 trunk dimensions – detail — Detail dimensions Mazda Mazda CX-80

Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Trunk Dimensions

Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Trunk Dimensions
Measurement	Value
Width of Trunk	41.3 in
Length of Trunk	18.7 in
Height of Trunk	30.1 in

Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Car Dimensions

Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Car Dimensions
Measurement	Value
Length of Car	196.7 in
Width of Car	74.4 in
Height of Car	67.5 in

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Trunk dimensions Mazda Mazda CX-80

The Mazda CX-80 (2025) offers a trunk with a volume of about 20.1 cu ft, which can be expanded up to 63.6 cu ft by folding down the rear seats.

The rear bench is split in a 40:20:40 ratio, allowing flexibility when transporting passengers and cargo. The interior is modernly designed, with high-quality materials and a focus on ergonomics.

The trunk dimensions vary slightly within the model range, with the shape generally being rectangular, optimizing the use of storage space. The loading edge is low, making loading and unloading easier. Practical details such as tie-down hooks and a removable cover are also present to increase functionality.

Model Information

The Mazda CX-80 is a modern SUV characterized by its elegant design, innovative technologies, and comfortable interior. It targets buyers who value style and functionality.

The CX-80 offers a balanced combination of performance and efficiency, supported by a range of advanced engines and drivetrain systems. The latest series places special emphasis on safety and driving comfort, reflected in numerous assistance systems.

Variants of the Same Series

The Mazda CX-80 is offered as an SUV and should not be confused with other variants such as sedans or wagons within the Mazda lineup.

However, there are other Mazda SUV models like the CX-30 or CX-5, available in different sizes and trims. Each of these models has its own features and target groups, so buyers should consider the differences.

Yearly Differences

Changes to the body dimensions and trunk measurements of the Mazda CX-80 have been made in various model years. Especially the introduction of new generations can bring significant adjustments.

It is important to compare the specifications of individual years to determine whether the trunk volume or dimensions have changed. Exact years and changes should be checked in the technical data sheets of the respective models.

Direct Competition

In the same price range and size as the Mazda CX-80 are models like the Toyota RAV4 and Volkswagen Tiguan. The Toyota RAV4 offers a trunk volume of about 20.5 cu ft, while the Volkswagen Tiguan reaches around 21.7 cu ft.

These differences in trunk volume can be decisive for buyers who place particular value on cargo space. Each of these models has its own advantages regarding equipment and driving behavior.

More Affordable Alternatives

For buyers seeking a similar trunk size as the Mazda CX-80 but with a limited budget, there are more affordable alternatives.

Models like the Dacia Duster or Skoda Karoq offer comparable trunk volumes of about 16.9 cu ft and 18.4 cu ft. These vehicles are often cheaper to purchase while still providing solid equipment and functionality for everyday use.

Cargo space Mazda Mazda CX-80

Mazda Mazda CX-80 trunk space volume — Trunk volume Mazda Mazda CX-80

Trunk Volume

The Mazda CX‑80 shows inconsistent volume figures: Manufacturer: 9.1 cu ft, independent measurements: 13.2 cu ft (up to the trunk cover) and up to 27 cu ft with folded rear seats up to the window sill. Roof-high volumes are manufacturer figure 69.6 cu ft, independent measurement 54.6 cu ft.

Calculated as a proportion of the total vehicle volume, only about 3.9% is allocated to the trunk (around −2.6 percentage points compared to the average car); overall, the trunk with about 11.2 cu ft is approximately −24.6% smaller than an average car.

Important: Measurement methods vary greatly. Manufacturer figures tend to be more generous; independent tests better reflect practically usable values. For everyday use, one should rely on the independent 13.2 cu ft (up to cover) or 27 cu ft (with folded seats up to window sill).

Vehicle Size and Parking Friendliness

Exterior dimensions: 5.00 m length, 1.89 m width, 1.71 m height. Compared to an average car, the CX‑80 is 17.3 in longer, 1.6 in wider, and 5.9 in taller.

For parking spaces, this means: the vehicle fits into normal parking spots (it is about ~0.4 in shorter and ~24 in narrower than a standard parking space), but due to overall size and mirror width, it requires more room when parking.

In tight city centers or underground garages, expect less maneuvering space — parking aids and assistants are helpful.

Trunk Usability and Flexibility

The CX‑80 is strongly focused on variability: there are versions as six- or seven-seaters, the second row can be slid or folded individually. This significantly affects usable volume:

Third row up: only about 5.5 cu ft — practically almost no cargo space.
Third row folded: around 13.2 cu ft up to the cover or 680–27 cu ft depending on measurement up to window sill; up to roof lining then 1,545–69.6 cu ft.
Under the trunk floor: small compartment ≈ 0.9 cu ft for cables/toolkit.

Practical implications:

For families frequently fully seated (7 people), luggage volume is very limited.
Those regularly transporting large loads benefit from folding seats — then the loading area is very large and relatively flat, although gaps remain due to individual seats and the wide center console in the 2nd row.
The loading edge is high (≈ 29.9 in), making loading heavy items more strenuous.
The tailgate is electric in higher trims and can be limited in opening height; with the tailgate open, people about 1.85 m tall risk bumping their heads.
Good features: wide opening, two interior lights, four tie-down hooks, cargo cover stowable under the floor. Negative: missing side storage compartments.

General Model Information

Familiarity: The CX‑80 positions itself as a large, variably usable SUV focusing on comfort and premium orientation within Mazda’s lineup. Variants include plug-in hybrid drives (e.g., 2.5 e-Skyactiv PHEV) and all-wheel drive.

Special features/characteristics:

Multiple seat configurations (6- or 7-seater), sliding or individually foldable seats in row 2.
Large exterior dimensions, high curb weight (2,240 kg), but limited payload (649 kg).
High loading edge and partly uneven loading floor with folded individual seats.

Price-performance: Without concrete prices from the facts, it can be summarized: The vehicle offers a lot of exterior space, flexible seat concepts, and high-quality tech features (e.g., electric tailgate in top trim), but has limitations in standard trunk space (depending on seat occupancy) and due to high curb weight and limited payload.

Buyers valuing variability and premium feel will likely find the offer attractive; those primarily wanting maximum everyday cargo volume with full occupancy should compare competing models.

Competitors: Comparable size and orientation representatives include Volvo XC90, BMW X5, Mercedes-GLE, and other large family/premium SUVs. Practical measurements (independent volume figures), payload, and seat concepts are decisive when choosing.

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Tested: 100 products — 30 fit with seats up, 66 only with seats folded.

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Which strollers fit in the Mazda Mazda CX-80?

1 fit upright, 12 folded-only, 0 do not fit.

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Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Trunk Dimensions

Mazda Mazda CX-80 (SUV) Car Dimensions

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Trunk dimensions Mazda Mazda CX-80

Model Information

Variants of the Same Series

Yearly Differences

Direct Competition

More Affordable Alternatives

Cargo space Mazda Mazda CX-80

Trunk Volume

Vehicle Size and Parking Friendliness

Trunk Usability and Flexibility

General Model Information

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