
The trunk dimensions of the Baojun 560 are 880-1720mm in depth, 1020mm in width, and 830mm in height. Below is some relevant information about the Baojun 560: 1. Introduction: SAIC-GM-Wuling launched a new SUV model in 2015 named the Baojun 560. Positioned as an economical urban SUV, it features a front-wheel-drive layout across all variants, with no four-wheel-drive version available. 2. Interior and Powertrain: The Baojun 560's dashboard layout is identical to that of the Baojun 730, and the vehicle is equipped with a 10-inch oversized touchscreen entertainment system.

I remember driving this car when helping a friend move. The Baojun 560's trunk is indeed quite spacious. Measured standard depth is about 1 meter, width close to 1 meter, and height approximately 82 cm. It can easily fit three or four 28-inch suitcases on a daily basis. The most practical feature is that when the rear seats are folded down, the entire floor becomes almost completely flat, with the depth extending to about 1.8 meters. Once, I helped my cousin transport a folding bicycle and camping gear, and even his skateboard could be placed vertically inside. If you frequently need to transport large items, I recommend trying it out in person, as the spare tire position in different models can slightly affect the space.

Last week, I accompanied a colleague to check out a used Baojun 560 and specifically measured the trunk dimensions. The basic measurements are 1010mm in length × 1000mm in width × 820mm in height, which is completely sufficient for household use. We tested loading 20 cases of mineral water, and there was still space left when stacked. The rear seats support proportional folding, and when fully laid flat, the depth doubles directly. At 175cm tall, I could lie inside with my knees still bent. If you opt for the top trim with roof rails, you can also strap large items on top. Compared to vehicles in the same class, this space can accommodate a 1.4m tall potted plant vertically, but note that the trunk sill is relatively high off the ground, so heavy items require some effort to lift.

Real experience from an owner: The conventional depth of the 5-seater version is 101cm, which is more than enough to fit two 28-inch suitcases plus a stroller. Once on a family road trip, it accommodated two tents, four sleeping bags, and three backpacks with space to spare. With the rear seats fully folded down, the maximum depth reaches 182cm – I personally fit an unassembled solid wood bookcase in there. The floor is 63cm off the ground, so be mindful of your back when loading heavy items like rice or oil. The spare tire under the floor panel takes up 5cm of height, requiring removal of the partition when loading extra-tall items. Tip: Depth is measured from the seatback, so actual usable space is 2-3cm less.

Real-world data speaks: The Baojun 560 offers a standard cargo capacity of around 430L, which can expand to nearly 1400L with the rear seats folded down. The 1-meter width easily accommodates a 120cm fish tank, while the 82cm vertical space allows most golf bags to stand upright. Once, when helping my dad transport saplings, folding down just one side of the rear seat fit three 1.5-meter-tall saplings with the driver's seat still usable. The loading sill height is 10cm lower than sedans but higher than MPVs, requiring caution when loading bulky items. Practical use shows it offers space for two more carry-on suitcases compared to the Haval H6, though the rear wheel arches occupy some width.

Rented this car for trips to the building materials market. Here are the trunk dimensions for reference: In regular mode, the length × width × height is 101×100×82cm, 30% deeper than sedans. Once transported 8 rolls of wallpaper (each 90cm long) placed vertically just filled it snugly. Key point about seat folding—after releasing the mechanism, the seat cushion flips forward, and with the backrest folded down there's almost no step. The 182cm depth allows 1.8-meter-long PVC pipes to fit diagonally. When loading 20 bags of cement, found the width between wheel arches is 96cm, while the middle section is 100cm wide. Note: When fully loaded, you'll need to press firmly to close the trunk as the rubber seals are quite tight.


