Comparison: Boot space MG MG4 vs. competitors 2025

Thankfully, for those whose lives revolve around going fast and accumulating mountains of boots, the current generation of the MG4 has remained consistent with regards to boot capacity. The first-generation MG4 (2022-now) offered a tremendous 363 litres of boot space, ensuring maximum thriftiness and satisfaction for those who decide to make Ireland's scenic drives their own. This number only becomes more impressive when you consider the fact that, when those rear seats are tucked away, you're left with 1,177 litres of cavernous boot room.

In terms of the MG lineup, the MG4 nestles itself snugly between the MG Marvel R (357 litres) and the MG EHS (448 litres). This positions the MG4 as a versatile choice for those desiring something in the realm of not-too-big, not-too-small. Accompanying the MG4 in the middle ground, the MG ZS (448 litres) provides a formidable alternative for the trunk addicted. On the other hand, if you're feeling adventurous or need an extra-large boot, the MG MG5 (479 litres) takes the proverbial cake.

Playing peekaboo with its most devilish rivals, the MG4 makes its presence known amidst fierce competition. When compared to the Tesla Model 3 (561 litres), one may find themselves miffed at the MG4's smaller boot space. However, the Polestar 2 (405 litres) and Nissan Leaf (400 litres) bow down to the MG4's superior haulage capacity. The MG4 also brushes off the likes of the VW ID.3 (385 litres) and CUPRA Born (385 litres), proving itself to be a formidable choice for the discerning shopper who always needs room for one more shopping bag.