What are the trunk dimensions of the tenth-generation Accord?

[AnthonyAnn]

The rear seats of the 2018 tenth-generation all-new Accord can only be folded down as a whole. The trunk and cabin openings are not particularly large, and there is a small step in the middle, both of which affect practicality. The dimensions are as follows: depth ranges from 1000mm to 2120mm, width is 1390mm, and height is 560mm. Below are some relevant details about the tenth-generation Accord: Introduction 1: As an embodiment of Honda's innovative spirit and globally leading technology, the Accord has a 38-year global history. The original tires equipped on the Accord are Michelin's ultra-high-performance Pilot Super Sport tires. To address changes in contact area during high-speed cornering, Michelin employs Variable Contact Patch technology on the PSS. The luxury version is equipped with 215/60R16 Michelin tires. Introduction 2: The 2018 tenth-generation all-new Accord has a body length of 4893mm, width of 1862mm, height of 1449mm, and a wheelbase of 2830mm. Compared to the previous-generation Accord, the wheelbase has been increased, the width remains unchanged, and other dimensions have been reduced.

[StJoanna]

When I used to drive the 10th-generation Accord, I often used it to carry stuff, and the trunk space was quite practical. The official volume is 586 liters, but I measured it myself—it's about 1.1 meters in depth, a bit over 1 meter in width, and around half a meter in height. The opening is quite large; after fitting two 28-inch suitcases, there was still room for a few backpacks. The floor is very flat, and the rear seats can be folded down to expand the space. Last time, I helped a friend move and managed to fit a folding bicycle plus two boxes of miscellaneous items. For long road trips, it’s more than enough for tents and sleeping bags—way more spacious than you’d expect. The spare tire underneath takes up a bit of space, so you have to be careful not to crush it when loading things. The opening height is reasonable, making it easy for elderly or kids to load and unload luggage. The flexibility of the space is praiseworthy—it handles daily grocery runs or trips with ease.

[McLola]

The trunk design of the 10th-generation Accord is quite efficient, with a generous capacity of 586 liters. The dimensions are approximately 110 cm in length, 100 cm in width, and about 50 cm in height. The opening width is 115 cm, making it easy to load large items. I've tested fitting four standard carry-on suitcases plus a golf bag with room to spare. While the numbers are impressive, practicality is more important. For example, the trunk floor is quite flat, so fragile items won't shift around. When the 60/40 split rear seats are folded down, the depth extends to nearly 2 meters, which is very convenient for transporting long items occasionally. Daily grocery runs are no problem at all, though when packed too full, visibility can be slightly obstructed, so driving safety needs attention. The space utilization is excellent, outperforming many competitors in its class.

[DelOlivia]

The 10th-generation Accord offers a spacious trunk with a practical 586-liter capacity, featuring a depth of over 1 meter and a width just over 1 meter. I used to pick up and drop off my kids, easily fitting a stroller and two large bags of diapers inside. The low opening made loading the stroller effortless. For weekend grocery runs, it comfortably accommodated fresh produce boxes and miscellaneous items without feeling cramped, and the height was sufficient for stacked boxes. Compared to my colleague's Camry, the Accord's trunk is deeper and more neatly organized, allowing for an extra travel bag. The trunk light provides good illumination, making it easy to find items at night. The space design is well-suited for daily family use—functional without being overly flashy.

[AshlynMarie]

The most satisfying aspect of driving the 10th-gen Accord is the trunk space. With 586 liters of capacity, it easily accommodates my photography gear—tripods, cases, and drone bags fit neatly inside. The 110 cm depth provides ample room for long lens cases without feeling cramped, though the 50 cm height is slightly low, requiring taller stands to be placed sideways. The wide opening ensures quick loading and unloading, while the rear seats fold down effortlessly with a single pull, transforming it into a makeshift van for moving furniture. The trunk’s practicality exceeds expectations—camping gear like tents and sleeping bags fit snugly, and the spare tire well can even stash tools. For optimal handling, it’s recommended to distribute heavy items evenly to maintain body balance. The space utilization is exceptionally well-designed.

[MaggieLynn]

I often take my 10th-generation Accord on trips, and the 586-liter trunk capacity is reliably spacious in real-world use. With a depth of about 110 cm and a width of nearly 100 cm, it can comfortably fit three 26-inch suitcases with room to spare. On my last road trip with friends, we loaded four backpacks, two sleeping bags, and a snack box, and still felt there was unused space. The trunk opening is wide enough for a large picnic basket. The half-meter height is not excessive but sufficient, making it easy to access items without bending over too much. The space becomes even more versatile when the rear seats are folded down, allowing for emergency cargo hauling without issues. The spare tire is tucked away discreetly, not interfering with daily loading, and sports equipment like skateboards stays secure. The design balances practicality and convenience, making travel hassle-free.