Comparison: Boot space Volvo EX90 vs. competitors 2025

Currently in its first generation (2023-now), the EX90 features a notable trunk size of 310 liters, which expands to an impressive 1915 liters when the rear seats are folded down. As the range is relatively new, we cannot assess how the trunk size has evolved over generations. Nonetheless, the EX90 has undoubtedly made a striking entrance into the market with its remarkable boot capacity.

When comparing the EX90 to other Volvo models, it stacks up fairly well within the line-up. Offering the same 310 liters of boot space as the Volvo XC90, the EX90 outranks the XC90 Recharge Plug-in Hybrid with its 262-liter capacity. However, the EX90 is surpassed by a number of other models, such as the Volvo S90 (453 liters) and the V90 (507 liters). Furthermore, the EX90's boot space significantly trails behind those of the V90 Recharge Plug-in Hybrid (488 liters) and the XC60 (483 liters).

In terms of competitors, the Volvo EX90 sits well above rivals with smaller boot capacities, such as the Audi Q8 e-tron (528 liters) and the BMW i4 (470 liters). Nevertheless, it falls short when compared to more spacious models like the Peugeot Partner (1800 liters) and the Maxus Mifa 9 (1010 liters). Additionally, vehicles like the Tesla Model S (793 liters) and Jaguar I-Pace (638 liters) boast significantly larger boot spaces, bringing the competition to a whole new level.