Comparison: Boot space Lancia Ypsilon vs. competitors 2025

Moving on to the various generations of Lancia Ypsilon, we started with the Ypsilon 843 2003-2006, which had an adequate Boot space of 215 l and trunk size with rear seats folded of 895 l. After that came the Ypsilon 843 (1. Facelift) 2006-2011, with no significant change in Boot space, maintaining the same 215 l and a trunk size with rear seats folded of 895 l. The next generation Ypsilon 846 2011-2016 witnessed a considerable increase in Boot space to 245 l and a reduction in trunk size with rear seats folded to 820 l. The Ypsilon 846 (1. Facelift) 2016-2017 sustained the same Boot space, boasting 245 l, and a trunk size with rear seats folded of 820 l.

When comparing the Lancia Ypsilon's Boot space to other Lancia models, it offers a reasonable amount for a small city car. The Ypsilon is a superb inner-city car with the Boot space size in the middle of the range. It is important to remember that the Lancia Ypsilon is a compact hatchback, so the focus is on maximizing interior space for passengers rather than providing cavernous luggage space. For instance, the Ypsilon 846 Facelift offers a satisfactory Boot space of 245 l, which increased from the previous facelift model without compromising on cabin space.

Comparing the Lancia Ypsilon's Boot space to its nearest competitors, it lies somewhere in-between. It offers less Boot space than the Nissan Micra (265 l) and the SEAT Ibiza (292 l), but it surpasses the Boot spaces of the Skoda Citigo (213 l), Suzuki Swift (211 l), and the Opel KARL (151 l). When the rear seats are folded, Ypsilon still offers competitive trunk size compared to its rivals such as the KIA Picanto (1010 l) and the Hyundai i10 (1046 l). While it may not be the best in class, it certainly holds its own when it comes to providing an acceptable Boot space for its segment and size.