
The trunk dimensions of the Qoros 5 are depth 900-1750mm, width 975mm, and height 785mm. Below are the specific details about the Qoros 5: 1. Exterior: The Qoros 5 features the family-style design on the front face, with sharp-looking headlights that incorporate light sources. At the rear, the car has a full-bodied design, with tail lights that showcase the typical Qoros design style, and the dual exhaust layout adds a sporty feel to the vehicle. 2. Powertrain: The Qoros 5 is equipped with a 1.6T turbocharged engine, paired with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission.

I own a Qoros 5 at home, and the trunk space is quite practical. For regular grocery shopping, it can easily fit three to four large bags. On weekends, taking the kids out with a stroller and toys is no problem at all. I specifically measured the dimensions: with the seats up, the depth is about 900 mm, the width at the narrowest point is around 1000 mm, and the height is just over 800 mm. It can comfortably fit two 28-inch suitcases plus two backpacks. If you fold down the rear seats, the depth extends to nearly 1800 mm, and the entire space is very well-organized. Last time I moved, I even managed to fit a 55-inch TV inside.

I've been using the Qoros 5 for courier work for over half a year, dealing with its trunk every day. The rear cargo design is quite , featuring a wide opening and low loading threshold. Actual measurements in regular mode: maximum width of 1030mm, depth of 890mm to the door edge, and a ceiling height of about 780mm. With the seats folded down, the space can fit 20 cases of mineral water. It's more spacious than my old CR-V but slightly shorter than the Highlander. A reminder: pay attention to the wheel arch position when loading, as the narrowest point shrinks to 820mm.

Last week, I accompanied a friend to test drive the Qoros 5, and the salesperson emphasized the trunk. The regular capacity is 450 liters, with solid dimension parameters: 910 mm from the backrest to the tailgate, 1010 mm in width measured inside the wheel arches, and a height of 760 mm in actual measurement. The floor depth is 3 cm more than the Boyue but 5 cm shorter than the Lynk & Co 01. In practice, it accommodated three 24-inch suitcases plus a fishing gear bag with ample space to spare. The volume triples when the rear seats are folded down, though the seat folding latches are a bit tricky to operate.

According to the official repair manual of the Qoros 5, the trunk's standard dimensions are 905mm in depth, 1005mm in width, and 785mm in height. The internal volume data is similar to that of the Qashqai, but its square and regular design is particularly impressive. The wheel arch protrusions occupy about 12cm in width, leaving an actual usable width of around 900mm. I often help customers measure cars and find its rear seat folding mechanism very practical—just one pull can create a depth of 1.75 meters, making it super convenient to lay an inflatable bed for camping.

As a frequent visitor to car modification shops, the most impressive feature of the Qoros 5's trunk is its expandability. The official basic dimensions indicate a 450L capacity, with actual measurements showing a depth of 900mm, width of 1000mm, and height of 790mm. The most practical design is the two-level adjustable floor: lowering the cover panel provides an additional 5cm of vertical space. Combined with the 4/6 split-folding rear seats, the depth can extend to 1.8 meters. I've seen someone fit an entire folding motorcycle in there. Compared to models with excessive plastic trim, this functional layout truly wins me over.


