What is the trunk size of the Custo?

[JoannaLynn]

The trunk size of the Custo is 262L. Introduction to the Custo: The overall dimensions are 4950/1850/1734mm, with a wheelbase of 3055mm. It features Hyundai's latest family design, with a distinctive hidden daytime running light at the front. It is equipped with two powertrain options: 1.5T/2.0T+8AT. The 1.5T engine delivers a maximum power of 125kW (170 horsepower) and a maximum torque of 253Nm. Trunk sizes of mainstream MPVs: The Buick GL8 has a trunk capacity of 475L, the Trumpchi M8 offers 635L, and the Odyssey provides 259L.

[AlexaLynn]

I've driven the Custo many times, and the trunk offers about 627 liters of space with the third-row seats up under normal conditions, which is quite sufficient for an SUV. It can easily fit two or three suitcases or a stroller for family outings. If you fold down the third row, the space nearly doubles to around 1,300 liters, making it no problem to load large camping gear or furniture. With all rear seats folded flat, the capacity expands dramatically to approximately 2,800 liters, which is super practical for moving. Just remember to keep the trunk tidy and avoid overpacking, as it could affect driving balance. Personally, I find its design very user-friendly, especially suited for small families' daily use or short trips. The sense of spaciousness while driving is great—no need to constantly worry about running out of space.

[ParkerDella]

As a frequent test driver, the Kusto's trunk has a minimum size of 627 liters, according to the official manual. In practice, it can fit a large suitcase plus a backpack. Folding the third row expands it to 1300 liters, suitable for long-distance trips to carry a mountain bike or tent. Maximizing the space to 2800 liters makes hauling cargo effortless. The rear door opening width is reasonable for tall items, and it includes anchor points to secure luggage and prevent shifting during sudden braking. Compared to similar models, it offers high space utilization but falls short of some MPVs. Regular maintenance includes cleaning dust from corners to prevent mold. For safety, always level the seats when loading large items to ensure clear visibility.

[OKendra]

From a technical perspective, the Kusto's trunk baseline capacity of 627 liters refers to the measurement when the third-row seats are in normal use, tested with standard cubes, capable of accommodating boxes approximately 40cm high. When the rear seats are folded, the capacity increases to around 1,300 liters, and practical tests show it can hold more irregularly shaped items like sports equipment. The space can be optimized with divider nets to create zones, enhancing stability. In actual use, temperature has minimal impact, the material is scratch-resistant, and reasonable loading can reduce fuel consumption. Personal experience shows it's quite convenient for daily items like shopping bags and pet carriers.

[ArianaMarie]

For daily commuting with the Custo, the initial 627-liter trunk space is more than enough, accommodating a week's worth of groceries or sports gear. Folding down the third row expands it to 1,300 liters, ideal for carrying tools or luggage, making it quick and easy to retrieve items during commutes. The opening height is sufficient, allowing for easy bending to pick up items, offering more practicality than smaller cars, though caution is needed with the trunk height to avoid bumps when parking. I make it a habit to check if it's securely closed and add a padded mat to protect the interior. After long-term use, the space shows no noticeable shrinkage, and wiping the seat rails during maintenance can extend their lifespan.

[EvanAnn]

From a cargo safety perspective, the KUSTO's trunk offers a well-balanced base capacity of 627 liters to prevent load shifting risks. Folding the third row expands space to 1,300 liters - always secure heavy items in divided stacks using seat belts. Practical tests show multiple boxes stay stable without tipping, while reliable door latch mechanisms prevent accidental opening. Personal recommendation: prioritize minimum capacity during peak travel for maneuverability, avoiding overload that compromises handling. Regularly clean ventilation grooves to minimize odor buildup, and always check cargo arrangement pre-drive to maintain clear visibility.