How much weight can the Geely Boyue Pro trunk carry?

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LaAnthony
09/05/25 7:56am
Geely Boyue Pro trunk can carry items weighing over 400 jin. Introduction to car trunk: The car trunk, as the name suggests, is the area of the vehicle for storing spare items and loading goods. Functions of car trunk mat: Prevents friction between items and the car during loading, avoiding damage to the vehicle. Prevents direct contact between items (such as glass) and the car in the trunk, which could damage the items. Additionally, using a mat can reduce vibration effects, making items less prone to damage. The thick base material can block noise from the chassis and tires, improving driving comfort.
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McVanessa
09/17/25 8:06am
I've done quite a bit of research on the cargo capacity of SUVs. According to official data, the Geely Boyue Pro's trunk has a maximum load capacity of around 150 kg, which mainly depends on the chassis structure and suspension design. Overloading the trunk, such as stuffing it with too many heavy items, can not only damage the trunk floor but also affect the vehicle's handling performance, such as increasing braking distance or fuel consumption. I recommend placing heavy boxes in the center near the rear seats when loading to ensure even weight distribution for better safety. For daily use, carrying a suitcase and a few shopping bags is perfectly fine, with a total weight kept within 100 kg for safety. If you frequently go on long trips or carry heavy loads, it's best to check the owner's manual or consult the 4S store to avoid accidental damage to vehicle components. Remember, safety comes first—don't overlook the vehicle's actual load capacity just to carry more.
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DeAbigail
09/17/25 8:08am
I've been driving the Boyue Pro for a while now, and the trunk is quite practical for carrying stuff. I remember the manual stating a maximum load capacity of around 150 kg. During my own moves or trips, I've tested it by fitting two or three large suitcases along with camping gear, easily reaching 100 kg without any issues, and the car remains stable while driving. On weekends, loading up with fruit boxes, rice bags, and similar items totaling 50-60 kg is no problem at all—the structural design feels very sturdy. Just a reminder not to stack items too high to prevent them from sliding during driving and affecting safety. Overall, as a family SUV, it's sufficiently convenient, just plan your cargo loading wisely to stay well within the weight limit.
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