
The trunk dimensions of the Edge are 4864mm in length, 2179mm in width, and 1720mm in height. Below is an introduction to the Edge: 1. Overview: The Changan Ford mid-size SUV, the Ford Edge PLUS, was officially launched on December 22, 2020, with a total of 6 models available. 2. Concept: The Ford Edge PLUS, while maintaining the core of high-performance genes, has achieved a full-dimensional evolution from exterior and interior design to luxury quality and smart technology. It is not only the performance king in the mid-size SUV segment but also its spacious interior can meet users' diversified needs. 3. Development: The all-new domestically produced Ford Edge was unveiled at the Changan Ford Night during the 2014 Guangzhou Auto Show. As a strategic model, the Ford Edge made its debut, symbolizing forging ahead with determination and defining new boundaries.

Speaking of the Edge's trunk, I've been driving this car for several years as the main vehicle for family trips, and the space is truly impressive. The standard volume is about 1,110 liters, and with the rear seats folded down, it can exceed 2,000 liters. Last week, I took the whole family camping—two large suitcases, a tent, and a grill fit in easily, with room to spare for miscellaneous items. Folding the rear seats is super convenient, just press a button. For daily school runs with the kids, the trunk can hold two backpacks and a large shopping bag without feeling cramped. Compared to other SUVs in the same class, the Edge's trunk is over 1 meter wide and quite tall, making it especially practical for items like strollers or tall objects. The interior also features anti-slip mats and hooks, so groceries or water bottles won’t slide around. Overall, the dimensions are well-balanced, making it suitable for both daily commutes and trips—no wonder so many people recommend it as a family car.

Let's talk about the Edge's trunk from an engineering perspective. I recall the official data shows a standard cargo volume of around 1,110 liters, which can expand to approximately 2,038 liters with the rear seats folded down. The width is about 1.05 meters, and the depth extends from over 1 meter to nearly 1.8 meters – enough to lay flat three to four large suitcases. Last year's test proved it could easily hold over 20 cases of bottled water, demonstrating excellent space utilization. The details: the trunk opening is sufficiently wide for effortless loading of bulky items, featuring a flat floor and a flexible mesh divider system for smart compartmentalization. Its dimensions rank mid-to-upper tier among Japanese and American SUVs – slightly larger than a CR-V, for instance. I particularly noted the 12V power outlet at the base, handy for camping gear. Maintenance is straightforward too, requiring only regular cleaning unlike some dust-prone models. While specs may seem sterile, its real-world performance is robust, making it ideal for hands-on DIY enthusiasts.

I often go on road trips, and the Edge's trunk is truly a travel companion. The standard space is over 1,100 liters, expandable to more than 2,000 liters, which is more than enough for long-distance packing: two large backpacks, folding chairs, and a small fridge can all fit in. I remember the last time I went to Qinghai Lake, the rear seats were easily folded down into a flat bed, perfect for placing a sleeping bag. The dimensions are more than sufficient for daily scenarios, such as weekend getaways—three suitcases and a tool bag don’t even fill it up. The interior height is generous, so tall equipment doesn’t feel cramped. In terms of related features, it also comes with a hands-free liftgate function—just kick your foot to open it when carrying heavy items, saving effort and ensuring safety. Compared to compact cars, this space saves me the hassle of multiple trips to load up, making travel more enjoyable and efficient. I highly recommend it to frequent travelers.


