What is the boot size of a Ford Kuga?
The Ford Kuga is a large SUV that’s ideal if you need extra space – but how big is its boot?
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A large SUV with a plug-in hybrid power source is ideal for modern families, and the Ford Kuga is a superb example of this.
It offers all the space you could need, with a spacious cabin and a chunky boot, but the addition of hybrid tech keeps it efficient.
There are other engine options for the Ford Kuga available, including a 1.5-litre EcoBoost petrol that’s still an economical choice and the 2.5-litre full hybrid that can travel using the electric power supply alone.
You can also choose from a range of trims, like the Kuga Titanium Edition, to decide which extra features and tech you want in your car. The Titanium Edition model includes kit like a 12.3-inch digital instrument display.
Learn more about the space inside the Ford Kuga in our guide.
What are the Ford Kuga boot dimensions?
Boot width (at boot opening): 1,082mm
Load length to back row of seats: 847mm
Load length with back row of seats folded: 1,703mm
How big is a Ford Kuga boot?
The Ford Kuga offers a 412-litre boot that can be extended to 1,534 litres if you drop the rear seats.
Doing so allows you to transform this spacious SUV into a capable load mover – ideal for shopping trips.
There’s also handy storage space underneath the boot that can be reserved for a spare wheel or utilised for other essentials.
In comparison, the Dacia Duster offers a 445-litre boot, while the Renault Captur offers 422 litres.
This makes the Kuga pretty average when it comes to boot size, but there are options on the market that offer more space if you need it.
For example, the Peugeot 3008 offers a 520-litre boot, and the Mercedes GLE has a larger 630 litres.
How many seats are there in a Ford Kuga?
The Ford Kuga is a five-seater model, which is the norm among SUV options. Ford does not currently offer a seven-seater SUV in the UK, but does offer plenty of other sizeable options like the Galaxy MPV.
Other great choices for a seven-seater SUV could be a Kia Sorento, Audi Q7, or Land Rover Discovery.