Comparison: Boot space Toyota Yaris vs. competitors 2025

Starting with the first generation Yaris P1 (1999-2003), it had a decent 205 liters of boot space, which remained the same after its first 2003 facelift. Then came the Yaris XP9 in 2006 which was a great leap forward with a generous 275 liters of boot space, increasing further to 286 liters in the XP13 generation (2011-2020) Toyota Yaris. The good news is that this cargo capacity remains unchanged in the latest (XP21) 2020-and-beyond Yaris, giving you plenty of room for your shopping, luggage, or whatever you need to stow away in the back.

When comparing the Yaris boot space with other Toyota models, it comfortably beats the Toyota Aygo (130 liters), the Toyota GR Yaris (141 liters), and the Toyota Aygo X (231 liters). However, it falls short against the Toyota GR Supra (290 liters) and the more spacious Toyota Corolla (361 liters).

Now, let's take a look at how the Toyota Yaris boot space stacks up against its nearest competitors. While it surpasses the Ford Fiesta (292 liters) and the MINI Cooper (278 liters), it falls behind the likes of the Peugeot 208 (309 liters), Opel Corsa (309 liters), and KIA Rio (325 liters). Furthermore, the VW Polo boasts a sizable 351 liters of boot space, while the Mazda 2 narrowly edges the Yaris with its 280-liter boot. The Toyota Yaris remains a practical hatchback, but when it comes to boot space, it may not be the king of the hill.