Comparison: Boot space Ford Focus vs. competitors 2025
How much cargo can handle this medium Hatchback?
Few aspects of a car are as important to daily living as the boot space, and the Ford Focus is no different. From weekend getaways to daily grocery runs, having ample space in the back is essential. So, let us take a closer look at the Ford Focus boot space and how it compares to its rivals in the market, both within the Ford lineup and against other manufacturers.
Ford Focus - How has the boot space changed over the generations?
The Ford Focus has evolved through several generations, with the boot space changing throughout the years. The first generation (1998-2001) had a boot space of 350 litres, which remained the same in the following facelift (2001-2005). The second generation (2004-2008) saw the boot space grow to 385 litres, increasing further to 396 litres in its facelift (2008-2011). The third generation (2011-2014) strangely decreased the boot space to 363 litres, only for it to further reduce to a disappointing 237 litres for the facelift (2013-2018). Thankfully, the fourth generation (2018-2022) restored some balance, boasting a 375-litre boot space, with the newest facelift (2022-now) having a slightly larger 392 litres of space.
- Focus, Model year 1998 (I)350 l
- Focus, Model year 2001 (Focus I (1. Facelift))350 l
- Focus, Model year 2004 (Focus II)385 l
- Focus, Model year 2008 (Focus II (1. Facelift))396 l
- Focus, Model year 2011 (Focus III)363 l
- Focus, Model year 2013 (Focus III (1. Facelift))363 l
- Focus, Model year 2018 (Focus IV)375 l
- Focus, Model year 2022 (Focus IV (1. Facelift))392 l
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The boot space compared to other Ford models
Now, let us compare the Ford Focus to other models in the Ford lineup. The Focus, with its 392-litre boot space, surpasses the Ford Fiesta (292 litres) and the Ford EcoSport (321 litres) in terms of available storage. However, when it comes to larger Ford vehicles such as the Ford Kuga (435 litres), Ford Puma (456 litres), and the Ford Focus Turnier (635 litres), the standard Ford Focus falls behind in terms of boot space size.
- Mustang Convertible 310 l
- Explorer 330 l
- Mustang Fastback 381 l
- Focus 392 l
- Focus Active 392 l
- Focus ST 392 l
- Mustang Mach-E 402 l
- Mustang Mach-E Rally 402 l
- Kuga 412 l
- Kuga Active 412 l
- Explorer EV 450 l
- Puma 456 l
- Puma ST 456 l
- Bronco 504 l
- Puma Gen-E 523 l
- E-Tourneo Courier 570 l
- Tourneo Courier 570 l
- Capri 572 l
- Focus Active Turnier 608 l
- Focus ST Turnier 635 l
- Focus Turnier 635 l
- E-Tourneo Custom 672 l
- Tourneo Custom 672 l
- Tourneo Connect 1213 l
How does the boot space of the Ford Focus compare to it's nearest competitors?
Moving to the Ford Focus' direct competition, the boot space size falls quite close to the likes of the Audi A3 and BMW 1-Series, both offering an equal 380 litres. The boot space is notably larger than the Mercedes-Benz A-Class (355 litres) and the Mazda 3 (351 litres), but is outclassed by the roomier Peugeot 308 (412 litres). Other rivals, such as the Skoda Scala (467 litres), Renault Megane (473 litres), and the Fiat Tipo (440 litres), show a significant advantage in boot space when compared to the Ford Focus.
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- Hyundai i10 2008225 l
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MINI MINI 2001150 l - Citroen C1 2005139 l
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