Comparison: Boot space CITROËN Spacetourer vs. competitors 2025

The Spacetourer's boot space in its first-generation, which started production in 2016, offers 1356 l of cargo volume. If you fold the rear seats down, you're looking at a substantial 2200 l of available space. There hasn't been another generation yet; however, Citroen has done a splendid job crafting a highly practical vehicle right off the bat.

Within the Citroen family, the Spacetourer stands head and shoulders above most of its stablemates when it comes to boot capacity. It outclasses the likes of the Citroen C3 (300 l) and the C4 (380 l), well and truly dwarfs the C3 Aircross (410 l), and similarly surpasses the C5 X (545 l) and C5 Aircross (580 l). The only models that provide even more boot space are the commercial-oriented Jumpy Kombi (2625 l) and Jumper Kombi (4500 l), which naturally sacrifice some creature comforts for outright utility.

Looking beyond the Citroen family, the Spacetourer squares off against some strong contenders. The Peugeot Traveller, its corporate cousin, matches the Spacetourer's 1624 l boot space but offers a slightly more spacious 2700 l with the rear seats folded. The Mercedes-Benz V-Klasse, a more luxurious competitor, trails the Spacetourer with its 1030 l of boot volume. The Spacetourer has a larger boot than the Mercedes-Benz Vito (1220 l) as well, while there are plenty of rivals with even more boot capacity, including the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (7500 l) - although they are more focussed on commercial applications, so it's a different kettle of fish.