What are the dimensions of the BJ40 trunk?

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MalachiLee
07/25/25 5:34am
The BJ40 trunk measures 1030mm in length, 700~1250mm in width, and 900mm in height. Below is a brief introduction to the BJ40: 1. Launch Date: On December 28, 2013, at the "Water Cube" National Aquatics Center in China, Beijing Automotive officially launched its first stylish and rugged off-road vehicle, the Beijing 40 (BJ40). The BJ40 is equipped with a 2.4L naturally aspirated engine, a 5-speed manual transmission, and a manual part-time four-wheel-drive system. The launch included three models: the Cross Version, the Journey Version, and the Cool Wild Version, offering six body colors for consumers to choose from: Lava Red, Danxia Red, Everest White, Aurora Green, Hill Green, and Polar Night Black. 2. Exterior Design: The Beijing Automotive BJ40 features a rugged SUV-style exterior, with multiple right-angle designs that exude a strong masculine appeal. The vehicle boasts a minimum ground clearance of 210mm, an approach angle of 37°, a departure angle of 33°, and excellent off-road capability. Additionally, Beijing Automotive will offer consumers a standard version and a version with a removable roof, which serves as a major selling point for this model.
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AshleyLynn
08/10/25 5:48pm
As a BJ40 owner, I frequently use it for cargo transportation and travel, and the trunk space is genuinely practical. In its standard configuration, the dimensions are approximately 900mm in length, 1000mm in width, and 800mm in height, with a net volume of around 480 liters, easily accommodating several large suitcases or everyday shopping bags. When the rear seats are folded down, the length extends to over 1500mm, doubling the volume, which is convenient for moving furniture or camping gear. The BJ40 is cleverly designed in this aspect—its high chassis doesn’t compromise storage, making it suitable for both city commuting and weekend adventures. I recommend checking the seat adjustment function to maximize space utilization. It’s more flexible than the trunk of a typical SUV and truly a great choice for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
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