How big is the Toyota Auris's boot space?
The Toyota Auris offers a compact car experience, but how does the boot space measure up to other cars in the market?
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The Toyota Auris is a five-door compact car that knows what it does, and it does it well.
It’s a perfect choice for a city car thanks to its superb handling and affordable running costs.
If you’re looking to reduce your running costs even further, the Toyota Auris available as a hybrid vehicle.
Toyota models are well-known for their reliability, so you can be confident that the Auris won't let you down.
What are the Toyota Auris's boot dimensions?
Toyota Auris 1.2T Design five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 360l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,200l
Max. boot width: 994mm
Toyota Auris 1.8 Hybrid Excel five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 530l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,658l
Max. boot width: 994mm
Toyota Auris 1.2T Icon TSS five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 530l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,658l
Max. boot width: 994mm
Toyota Auris 1.8 Hybrid Icon Tech TSS five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 360l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,200l
Max. boot width: 994mm
Toyota Auris 1.8 Hybrid GB25 five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 360l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,200l
Max. boot width: 994mm
Toyota Auris 1.8 Hybrid Business Edition TSS five-door dimensions:
Max. boot space (seats up): 530l
Max. boot space (seats down): 1,658l
Max. boot width: 994mm
How big is a Toyota Auris's boot?
The Auris's boot size ranges from as low as 360 litres with upright seats to 1,658 litres, meaning you’ll be able to travel with anything from your big shop to road trip luggage.
How many seats are there in a Toyota Auris?
All of the Toyota models in the Auris range come fitted with five seats as standard, with the rear seats offering enough room for three people to comfortably fit.
One benefit for those riding in the back is that the floor is flat with no middle console, so whoever’s riding centre doesn’t have to sit awkwardly.