Comparison: Boot space Land Rover Range Rover Evoque vs. competitors 2025

How much cargo can handle this ?

Let's embark on the majestic voyage into the world of plush upholstery and scenic drives with the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque, shall we? With its hallmark blend of luxury and rugged capability, the Evoque has been turning heads faster than a peregrine falcon in a dive. Yet, for something that carries the prestigious Range Rover badge, the real cherry on the safari hat has always been practicality, particularly boot space. After all, what's the point of heading off into the sunset if you can't pack a suitcase for every possible weather scenario you might encounter? The current model, the suave Series II Evoque, boasts a boot that's been trimmed down to 472 liters compared to its forebear - a compromise, seemingly, for more rear legroom or perhaps a slightly sleeker silhouette.

Land Rover Range Rover Evoque - How has the boot space changed over the generations?

How has the boot space evolved, or shall we say, shrunk, over the years? The inaugural Range Rover Evoque I from the epoch of 2011 to 2015, together with the refreshed 1. Facelift between 2015-2018, offered a cavernous 575 liters of boot space. Oh, the halcyon days when you could throw in an extra pair of wellies without a care. Fast forward to the Range Rover Evoque II, the present guardian of the Evoque lineage since 2019, and we're down to 472 liters. A substantial trim, indeed. It seems the designers decided that Evoque drivers needed more of a challenge fitting their champagne coolers and polo mallets in the back.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque generations
  • Range Rover Evoque, Model year 2011 (I) 575 l
  • Range Rover Evoque, Model year 2015 ) (I (1. Facelift) 575 l
  • Range Rover Evoque, Model year 2019 (Range Rover Evoque II) 472 l
  • Range Rover Evoque, Model year 2023 ) (Range Rover Evoque II (1. Facelift) 472 l
The difference in Boot space between first generation (I) from 2011 and last generation (Range Rover Evoque II (1. Facelift)) from 2023 is 103 l.
The boot space of the current generation of Range Rover Evoque is 472 l.

The boot space compared to other Land Rover models

In the grand scheme of the Land Rover family, our Evoque stands somewhat modestly in the shadow of its bigger siblings. With a boot space of 472 liters, it peers up at the Discovery Sport (541 l) and Velar (552 l) with a mix of envy and determination. Not to mention, it's left in the dust by the cavernous offerings of the Range Rover Sport (647 l), Defender (786 l), and the granddaddy of them all, the Range Rover (818 l). The Evoque, with its urban chic and compact finesse, argues that size isn't everything, yet in the land of Land Rovers, it seems bigger often means more boots for your bucks.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque vs other current cars by Land Rover
  • Discovery 986 l
  • Range Rover 818 l
  • Discovery Sport 780 l
  • Range Rover Sport 647 l
  • Range Rover Velar 552 l
  • Range Rover Evoque 472 l
  • Defender 297 l

How does the boot space of the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque compare to it's nearest competitors?

But how does our plucky Evoque fare against rivals outside the Land Rover realm? In the automotive jungle, it's a veritable battle royale. The Hyundai Terracan (750 l) lords over with sheer volume, while the Nissan Qashqai (410 l), Mitsubishi Outlander (402 l), and the pert Hyundai ix35 (465 l) offer a mixed bag of dimensions, wrestling within the same weight class as our Evoque. Peugeot's 3008 (432 l) and the Subaru XV (380 l) throw their hats into the ring, jostling for a position. Yet, when it comes to a duke-out of dimensions, the Evoque's blend of style and substance holds its ground. Its boot may not be the largest, but like a well-packed tuxedo suitcase, it's all about making the most of the space you've got.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque vs. similar cars
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  • Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2023 472 l
  • skodaSkoda Scala 2024 467 l
  • vwVW T-Cross 2024 455 l
  • mgMG ZS 2021 448 l
  • vwVW T-Roc 2022 445 l
  • vwVW Taigo 2021 440 l
  • volvoVolvo XC40 2022 433 l
  • suzukiSuzuki S-Cross 2022 430 l
  • mazdaMazda CX-30 2019 430 l
  • kiaKIA XCeed 2022 426 l
  • hyundaiHyundai Bayon 2024 411 l
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  • seatSEAT Arona 2021 400 l
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  • KGM Tivoli 2025 395 l
  • kiaKIA cee´d 2021 395 l
  • fordFord Mustang 2024 381 l
  • jeepJeep Avenger 2023 380 l
  • bmwBMW Z4 2022 281 l
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