10 SUVs with the biggest boot space

Wondering which SUV has the biggest boot space? We have 10 of them.

SUVs and big boots go hand in hand, thanks to their size. But we're bringing you only the biggest boots on this list, so strap in.

If you’re on the hunt for an SUV with a boot big enough for your furry friend, bulky sports equipment, or all your suitcases for a holiday, we've got you covered. Packing light isn’t for everyone, and it doesn’t have to be.

Cars are not all about the drive; they’re family haulers, a shopping trolley, and an equipment transporter all rolled into one.

Therefore, space and a big boot is an essential for a lot of people.

Which is why SUVs are such a popular type of car - and the proof is in the pudding.

Our list includes some top-notch five-seater and seven-seater cars, helping you narrow down your list of your next potential lease car.

If this all sounds like your type of ride, then you should check out our best SUV lease deals. We can almost guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

As our Content Manager, Beth would say, “Fill your boots”.

Volvo EX90 

• 310 litres with seven seats
• 655 litres with five seats
• 1915 litres with two seats

The Volvo EX90 is a newbie on this list, but don’t underestimate this beast of a seven-seater.

With all seven seats in place, you’ll still find a handy 310 litres of storage at the back—perfect for your everyday essentials.

Need more room? Fold down the third row, and the boot expands to a generous 665 litres, giving you plenty of space for luggage, the weekly shop, or even a family camping trip.

For the ultimate cargo-hauling experience, drop all the rear seats, and you’re treated to a cavernous 1,915 litres. It practically turns the EX90 into a moving van (but much fancier).

It’s family practicality with a touch of Scandinavian luxury

Not our cheapest car on this list by far, but that’s when leasing comes in. It makes pricier, usually out-of-reach cars available to you with just one phonecall.

Kia Sorento

• 179 litres with seven seats
• 813 litres with five seats
• 2137 litres with two seats

We’re not sure why, but the Kia Sorento can be overlooked in the seven-seater sector. But with a capacity and boot of this size, we are confused as to why it’s often forgotten.

With all seven seats upright, it offers up to 179 litres of space. And yes, I know you're thinking, 'how has this car with a boot of under 200 litres ended up on our list?'

Be patient, we have a grower on our hands.

200 litres isn't quite enough to tackle a big family holiday with ease, but it will get you by for your weekly shop or a few travel bags when required. But, where the Sorento begins to come into its own is once you start dropping rows of seats.

Folding the third row converts the space into 813 litres.

Now we are getting into it, a small holiday is now on the cards with this storage.

If you’re planning a big IKEA trip, don’t worry, this is where the Sorento’s boot shines. You can remove the second row of seats, and you’ll achieve up to an impressive 2,137 litres of space.

This can drop to 1,996 litres on hybrid models, but still remains a hugely impressive figure.

Citreon C5 Aircross

• 720 litres with five seats
• 1630 litres with two seats

The Citroën C5 Aircross is all about versatility, and its boot space doesn’t disappoint.

With a roomy 720 litres of storage to start, there’s plenty of space for suitcases, school bags, or even that impulsive shopping spree you swore you wouldn’t do.

Not enough? Fold the seats completely flat, and you’re looking at an impressive 1,630 litres—basically a cave on wheels.

Each of the three rear seats is individually adjustable, meaning everyone gets their own slice of comfort, and it’s super versatile for juggling passengers and cargo.

It's all about practicality with a touch of French flair.

Whether it’s a road trip, a DIY haul, or packing for every “just in case” moment, the C5 Aircross has got your back (and your bags).

SKODA Karoq

• 521 litres with five seats
• 1630 litres with two seats

The SKODA Karoq is all about usability and flexibility. And the boot shouts these things.

With the rear seats in place, you get a generous 521 litres of space—perfect for your weekly shop, gym bags, or even a stroller.

Folding down the back seats creates a massive 1630 litres of room for all your needs.

But here’s where it gets clever: thanks to ŠKODA's VarioFlex seating system, you can slide, fold, or completely remove the rear seats, giving you up to a whopping 1,810 litres of cargo space.

Whether it’s a big move, a weekend adventure, the Karoq has the flexibility and space to handle it all with ease.

BMW X7

• 326 litres with seven seats
• 750 litres with five seats
• 2210 litres with two seats

A desire for the nicer things in life doesn’t have to end when you have a big family along for the ride.

The BMW X7 brings you premium practicality.

With seven seats, no one gets left behind, and there’s no compromising on style.

All the while, there’s a generous 326 litres of boot space while all your seats are up.

For comparison, that’s more boot space than you’ll find in a family hatchback like a Vauxhall Corsa - and that’s on top of having seven seats.

Pretty impressive if you ask us.

Drop the third row of seats and this rises to 750 litres, with 2,210 litres on the cards if you go one step further and remove the second row too.

Audi Q7

• 295L with seven seats
• 770L – with five seats
• 1955L – with two seats

While we are on the topic of stylish seven-seaters, the Audi Q7 can’t be missed.

Another German seven-seater SUV, like two massive peas in a massive pod.

If the Q7 is your Audi lease deal of choice, you’ll find a comparable space inside, with 295 litres with all seats up – easily enough for a few travel bags or cabin cases.

If you fold the third row, this gives you 770 litres of space and, like the X7, 1,955 litres if you remove the second row out of too.

A boat-load of room, as expected from the Q7.

Volkswagen Touareg

• 810 litres with five seats
• 1,800 litres with two seats

Luxurious and beautifully built, the Touareg is a flagship SUV of the Volkswagen range.

The Volkswagen Touareg might seat five, but what it lacks in extra seats, it makes up for in sheer space. With a massive 810-litre boot, you can load up everything—sports gear, shopping, luggage, you name it.

Fold the seats down, and voilà. You’ve got an 1800-litre vessel that’s practically a small van.

Perfect for when you need to move half your life (or just an impressive amount of snacks).

Want to make life even easier?

The Easy Open package lets you pop the boot with just a button—no awkward juggling of bags required.

Inside, the Touareg keeps the storage game strong with cup holders, roomy door cubbies, and a handy stash spot under the front armrest. Plus, those rear seats recline in three angles, so your passengers can kick back and enjoy a snooze.

It’s roomy, practical, and oh-so-comfy.

Hyundai Tuscon

• 620 litres with five seats
• 1799 litres with two seats

The Hyundai Tucson is a master of combining chic with versatility, especially when it comes to boot space.

With the rear seats up, you’ll get a generous 620 litres of storage—perfect for grocery runs, sports gear, or a family day out. 

Fold down the rear seats, and the space expands to a whopping 1,799 litres, ready for road trips, DIY projects, or even that oversized flat-pack furniture (we’re looking at you IKEA).

Whether it’s a quick errand or a big adventure, the Tucson’s boot has all the room you need to keep life moving

Tesla Model Y

• 854 litres with five seats
• 2041 litres with two seats

If you’re in the market for a spacious family vehicle and also considering an electric car lease, the Tesla Model Y is the car for you.

In the US, the Model Y is available as a seven-seater SUV.

However, this is not yet available in the UK. But because of this, you’re left with a tremendous amount of space.

With a whopping 854 litres of rear space, including some handy underfloor storage, you’ve got plenty of room for all your gear. Need more? Just fold the rear seats electronically from the boot, and voilà—2,158 litres of cargo heaven!

And wait, there’s more! Tesla throws in an extra 117 litres in the frunk (yes, that’s the front trunk), because who doesn’t love bonus storage?

With a Tesla Model Y lease you’ll enjoy a versatile space that combines practicality with efficiency. 

It really is the best of both worlds.

Peugeot 5008

• 348 litres with seven seats
• 916 litres with five seats
• 2232 litres with two seats

For an SUV with a large boot, it’s hard to ignore the Peugeot 5008. As practical as it is spacious, this stylish French option is extremely roomy.

With all seven seats in use, your boot space is limited to a reduced space that is going to be best reserved for a few shopping bags and nothing much more.

However, you can drop that third row of seats, which can be done easily and in a matter of seconds, this space rises to a huge 952 litres. And if you still need more room, lose the second row of seats – a vast 2232 litres of storage for the whole family.

With such huge potential, the 5008 has to be seen as one of the class leaders in the seven-seater SUV sector.

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