What is the name of the panel under the trunk?

[Bryce]

In the trunk of a hatchback, the movable panel on top is called the trunk cargo cover. The cover serves safety and privacy purposes, preventing items in the trunk from being ejected and causing injury during emergencies or on bumpy roads. Additionally, part of the cover is very flexible to facilitate accessing items in the trunk from the rear seats. Related information: Most SUVs and hatchbacks are equipped with a cargo cover in the trunk, which not only prevents items from being visible to outsiders but also stops luggage from scattering onto the seats while driving. Although the cover may seem small, it actually takes up considerable space, which can affect the placement of larger items. In fact, the cover can be removed when transporting bulky luggage—simply push both sides inward to detach it. For most models, applying force to one side is enough to remove the cover, while others are secured in a U-shaped groove and can be lifted upward for removal.