Top 10 EVs With The Largest Boot Space for 2025
Looking for an electric vehicle that doesn't compromise on cargo space? As we move into 2025, manufacturers are proving that going electric doesn't mean sacrificing practicality. Our research has revealed some compelling insights about the most spacious EVs available today.
Key Insights:
The Kia EV9 leads the pack with 828L of boot space (seats up), offering the largest cargo capacity among current EVs and featuring a flexible 7-seat configuration.
Electric SUVs with 7 seats (like the EV9, Ioniq 7, and EX90) generally offer more versatile storage options, with boot space ranging from 655L to 828L with seats up.
The Tesla Model Y, while having a smaller standard boot (554L), offers the largest total storage capacity when seats are folded (2,158L) plus an additional 117L front trunk.
Price points vary significantly, from the more affordable Skoda Enyaq iV (£38,970) to the premium Volvo EX90 (£96,255), showing spacious EVs are available across different budgets.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the top 10 electric vehicles that offer exceptional storage capacity. From family road trips to weekly shopping runs, having ample boot space is crucial for many drivers – and today's EVs are stepping up to the challenge. We'll break down not just the boot space measurements, but also practical features like front trunk capacity, seating configurations, and real-world range. Plus, we'll include pricing information for both new and used models, along with monthly salary sacrifice payment options to help you make an informed decision.
Kia EV9: 828 Litres
| Kia EV9 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 828L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,650L |
| Front Boot Space | 52L |
| Cabin Space | 7 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £64,995 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £56,999 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £701 |
| Real World Range | 270-335 miles |
Up first is the innovative EV9 which offers a class-leading boot capacity with practical features throughout. The large electric SUV provides flexible seating configurations and clever storage solutions to maximise space. Its roomy cabin can accommodate seven passengers comfortably, while still maintaining impressive cargo capacity. The functional design includes a power tailgate and flat load floor, making it easy to store and access luggage of all sizes.
Hyundai Ioniq 7
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| Hyundai Ioniq 7 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 718L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,740L |
| Front Boot Space | 45L |
| Cabin Space | 7 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £65,000 |
| Price To Purchase Used | NA |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | NA |
| Real World Range | 300-350 miles |
The Hyundai IONIQ 7 is next in this list with a huge 718-litre boot which expands to 1,740 litres with the rear seats down! The manufacturer has designed this efficient seven-seater to provide exceptional space and versatility. Its large dimensions translate into a roomy interior that can easily accommodate passengers and cargo.
The practical boot design includes a powered tailgate for convenient access, while the additional front storage space helps maximise carrying capacity. Compare the IONIQ 7's storage solutions to others in its class, and you'll find its innovative design offers unmatched functionality. It isn’t yet available in the UK but was expected to hit roads at the end of 2024.
Volvo EX90
| Volvo EX90 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 655L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,515L |
| Front Boot Space | 37L |
| Cabin Space | 7 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £96,255 |
| Price To Purchase Used | NA |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £1,056 |
| Real World Range | 300-360 miles |
The premium EX90 exemplifies Volvo's commitment to practical luxury. This spacious electric vehicle features innovative storage solutions throughout its modern interior. The versatile seven-seat configuration can expand to provide substantial cargo capacity when needed. The manufacturer has included thoughtful design elements like a hands-free tailgate and flat load floor to make accessing the boot easier!
Skoda Enyaq iV
| Skoda Enyaq iV | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 585L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,710L |
| Front Boot Space | NA |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £38,970 |
| Price To Purchase Used | FROM £28,000 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | From £422 |
| Real World Range | 250-320 miles |
The spacious Enyaq iV demonstrates Skoda's expertise in maximising practical storage space. The roomy boot features a low-loading lip and wide opening, making it easy to load bulky items. You may have noticed that the price dropped significantly in comparison with the other cars on this list, and this is also reflected in the room you get - there is no front boot in the iV and there are only 5 seats available!
Storage solutions include hidden compartments and configurable boot floor positions. The efficient interior design provides lots of passenger space while maintaining generous cargo capacity. This reliable electric vehicle offers premium features at a more accessible price point.
Tesla Model Y
| Tesla Model Y | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 554L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 2,158L |
| Front Boot Space | 117L |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £44,990 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £35,00 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | From £495 |
| Real World Range | 270-315 miles |
The versatile Model Y excels in practical storage solutions with its generous boot space and additional front trunk. The efficient design includes a powered tailgate, wide boot opening and low-loading lip to make storing large items easier. It’s not only the super efficient car inside, it was also ranked on our top 10 most efficient electric cars for 2025. The spacious cargo area expands dramatically when the 60/40-split rear seats are folded, creating a nearly flat load floor of 2,158 litres. Innovative features include a deep hidden compartment under the boot floor, while the roomy cabin offers plenty of storage throughout with a large central console and door bins.
Tesla also just announced their new, refreshed Model Y which has more displays, driving comforts, new tyres and loads of stuff bundled in. If you’re a Tesla enthusiast and are considering the Model Y, you might want to look there first!
Hyundai IONIQ 5
| Hyundai Ioniq 5 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 527L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,587L |
| Front Boot Space | 24L |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £46,940 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £33,000 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £377 |
| Real World Range | 240-300 miles |
The IONIQ 5 combines innovative design with practical storage solutions in its award-winning package. The spacious boot offers a generous 527 litres of space that can be expanded to 1,587 litres when the 60/40 split rear seats are folded flat. The electric SUV includes thoughtful features like an adjustable boot floor, removable centre console, and additional front storage space that varies depending on the drivetrain choice (larger in AWD models). Multiple storage compartments, including deep door bins and a sliding centre console, provide practical solutions for everyday items.
Volkswagen ID.4
| Volkswagen ID.4 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 545L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,575L |
| Front Boot Space | 24L |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £46,035 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £31,000 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £394 |
| Real World Range | 250-320 miles |
The practical ID.4 offers versatile storage solutions with its well-designed cargo area. The electric SUV features a variable boot floor and wide opening to accommodate large items. Compare its spacious dimensions to traditional SUVs, and you'll find the efficient packaging provides enough room for both passengers as well as luggage. The modern interior design includes multiple storage compartments throughout the cabin.
Mercedes EQE
| Mercedes Benz EQE | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 520L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,675L |
| Front Boot Space | NA |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £90,560 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £75,000 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £620 |
| Real World Range | 290-325 miles |
The premium EQE SUV combines luxury with practical storage solutions - we even rated it one of the most comfortable EVs to salary sacrifice! The 520-litre boot features a powered tailgate and low loading lip for convenient access. When the rear seats are folded, the cargo space expands significantly to 1,675 litres, creating a flat load area perfect for larger items. The boot includes thoughtful features like bag hooks, luggage nets, and a variable-height floor. While there's no front trunk, the cabin offers numerous storage compartments, including a large centre console and spacious door bins.
BMW iX
| BMW iX | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 500L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,750L |
| Front Boot Space | NA |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £69,905 |
| Price To Purchase Used | From £54,000 |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £768 |
| Real World Range | 270-380 miles |
The BMW iX offers premium practicality with its versatile storage capacity. The spacious boot expands dramatically when you fold the rear seats, making it easy to load and unload large items. While this electric vehicle doesn't include front storage space, the sleek interior design maximises passenger comfort with roomy dimensions. The functional cargo area features a flat floor and wide access point, perfect for families who need to store bulky luggage. Through salary sacrifice, this luxurious and eco-friendly SUV becomes more accessible, offering modern features and reliable performance.
Polestar 3
| Polestar 3 | |
|---|---|
| Boot Space With Seats Up | 484L |
| Boot Space With Seats Down | 1,411L |
| Front Boot Space | 32L |
| Cabin Space | 5 seats |
| Price To Purchase New | From £79,900 |
| Price To Purchase Used | NA |
| Monthly Salary Sacrifice Payment | £533 |
| Real World Range | 280-330 miles |
The premium Polestar 3 offers practical storage solutions despite its sporty SUV styling. While its standard boot capacity of 484 litres sits in the mid-range for its class, the space is well-designed with a wide opening and powered tailgate for easy access. Folding the rear seats expands the cargo area to 1,411 litres, creating a practical load space for larger items. The additional 32-litre front trunk provides convenient storage for charging cables or smaller items.
The boot features a flat load floor when the seats are folded, along with useful touches like bag hooks and tie-down points. Under the main boot floor, there's additional storage space for valuables, while the cabin includes several thoughtful storage compartments throughout, including a spacious centre console and generous door bins.
Ready to explore these EVs for yourself? You can lease all of the cars mentioned in this article through a salary sacrifice scheme, like The Electric Car Scheme. Have a browse of our quote tool, where you can put your salary and desired lease terms and get a personalised quote for you!
Last updated: 31.01.25
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