Lotus models average 5.5 cu ft of boot — roughly 0 checked suitcases. The roomiest holds 6 cu ft, the tightest 5, across 2 measurements.
What actually fits
A translation from cubic feet into luggage, on Lotus's own models, so the numbers below mean something.
| Model | Boot volume | Checked cases | Carry-ons | Pushchair | Measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lotus Evora | 1 | 3 | no | 2021 | |
| Lotus Emira | 0 | 2 | no | 2027 |
Across Lotus the boot averages 5.5 cu ft, against 15.4 cu ft for every car we measure.
Lotus models by cargo space
From the roomiest down — 2 models with a measured boot.
| Model | Cargo | Checked suitcases | Cabin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lotus Evora | cu ft | 1 | 48 cu ft |
| Lotus Emira | cu ft | 0 | 49 cu ft |
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How we count
Cargo and passenger volumes come from EPA interior-volume records — the same figures manufacturers file for the window sticker, measured to a standard method rather than claimed in a brochure.
The luggage counts are ours — computed for all 2 Lotus models below. We assume 80% usable volume, because a boot is not a cube: wheel arches, a sloping tailgate and the shape of the cases themselves waste the rest, so the 5.5 cu ft Lotus averages becomes 4.4 cu ft you can actually pack. Suitcase sizes are the airline standards — 22 × 14 × 9″ for carry-on, 27 × 21 × 14″ for checked, and the roomiest Lotus here swallows 1 checked cases. Numbers are deliberately conservative; if we say four cases fit, four cases fit.
Frequently asked questions
Which Lotus has the most cargo space?
The roomiest holds — cu ft. The table above sorts every Lotus model from the largest boot down.
What is the average Lotus cargo space?
— cu ft across 2 models — about 0 checked suitcases.
Where do these figures come from?
EPA interior-volume records — standardised measurements filed by manufacturers, not marketing claims.
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