| Model | Generation | Body style | Boot behind rear seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Kona | Second generation (SX2, 2023-present) | Small crossover / B-segment SUV | 466 L |
| Hyundai Tucson | Fourth generation (NX4, 2020-present) | Family crossover / C-segment SUV | 620 L |
| Hyundai IONIQ 5 | First generation (NE, 2021-present) | Family crossover / retro-styled D-segment electric hatch | 527 L |
The Hyundai Kona is unusual among small SUVs: the Kona Electric loses no boot volume against the petrol and hybrid, so 466 L applies across powertrains, because both post-2023 cars share an EV-first platform. The electric version also gains a 27 L frunk, which suits a charging cable bag and little else.
Read the full Hyundai Kona cargo organisers guide →On the Hyundai Tucson the boot depends on the powertrain: 620 L on the mild-hybrid and 577 L on the Hybrid, with the PHEV lower still.
Read the full Hyundai Tucson cargo organisers guide →The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has 527 L of boot on the rear-wheel-drive car and about 480 L on some AWD trims. The parcel shelf sits around 250 mm above the boot floor on most trims, so a rigid organiser taller than that will foul it, and you should measure the width between the wheel arches at floor level, not only at the loading sill.
Read the full Hyundai IONIQ 5 cargo organisers guide →Three products we would look at first in this category. Fit for your Hyundai still comes first: check the compatibility list on the listing against your exact model and year, and read the model guide above.
Folding boot box with a lid and non-slip base.
Knodel Collapsible Boot Organiser with Cover: see the price on Amazon →Multi-compartment box that folds flat when not needed.
Amazon Basics Foldable Boot Organiser (51 L): see the price on Amazon →Budget folding organiser with side pockets.
Sakura Car Essentials Boot Organiser: see the price on Amazon →Affiliate links: as an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Prices are set by Amazon.
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The generation, body style and boot figures above draw from these public references. See how we write these guides for the wider methodology.