Mitsubishi Cargo Space by Model — Measured Trunk & Load Volume

Quick answer

Mitsubishi models average 17.4 cu ft of boot — roughly 3 checked suitcases. The roomiest holds 44 cu ft, the tightest 7, across 14 measurements.

What actually fits

A translation from cubic feet into luggage, on Mitsubishi's own models, so the numbers below mean something.

FIG.01·Mitsubishi — what fits in each boot
Model	Boot volume	Checked cases	Carry-ons	Pushchair	Measured
Mitsubishi Expo	44 cu ft	7	22	yes	1996
Mitsubishi Space Wagon	39 cu ft	6	19	yes	1991
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	22 cu ft	3	11	yes	2015
Mitsubishi Mirage	17 cu ft	2	8	yes	2024
Mitsubishi Eclipse	16 cu ft	2	8	yes	2012
Mitsubishi Cordia	14 cu ft	2	7	yes	1988
Mitsubishi Diamante	14 cu ft	2	7	yes	2005
Mitsubishi Lancer SportBack	14 cu ft	2	7	yes	2014

ROWS 8·SOURCE EPA interior volume + ForCar

Across Mitsubishi the boot averages 17.4 cu ft, against 15.4 cu ft for every car we measure.

Mitsubishi models by cargo space

From the roomiest down — 18 models with a measured boot.

FIG.01·Mitsubishi models by cargo space
Model	Cargo	Checked suitcases	Cabin
Mitsubishi Expo	cu ft	7	98 cu ft
Mitsubishi Space Wagon	cu ft	6	89 cu ft
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport	cu ft	3	97 cu ft
Mitsubishi Mirage	cu ft	2	91 cu ft
Mitsubishi Eclipse	cu ft	2	82 cu ft
Mitsubishi Cordia	cu ft	2	78 cu ft
Mitsubishi Diamante	cu ft	2	102 cu ft
Mitsubishi Lancer SportBack	cu ft	2	95 cu ft
Mitsubishi Precis	cu ft	2	86 cu ft
Mitsubishi Galant	cu ft	2	101 cu ft
Mitsubishi i-MiEV	cu ft	2	85 cu ft
Mitsubishi Lancer	cu ft	2	95 cu ft
Mitsubishi Mirage G4	cu ft	2	90 cu ft
Mitsubishi Sigma	cu ft	2	88 cu ft
Mitsubishi Tredia	cu ft	1	84 cu ft
Mitsubishi Outlander	cu ft	1	128 cu ft
Mitsubishi Starion	cu ft	1	76 cu ft
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution	cu ft	1	95 cu ft

ROWS 18·SOURCE EPA interior volume + ForCar

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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 18 Mitsubishi 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 17.4 cu ft Mitsubishi averages becomes 13.9 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 Mitsubishi here swallows 7 checked cases. Numbers are deliberately conservative; if we say four cases fit, four cases fit.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Mitsubishi has the most cargo space?

The roomiest holds — cu ft. The table above sorts every Mitsubishi model from the largest boot down.

What is the average Mitsubishi cargo space?

— cu ft across 18 models — about 3 checked suitcases.

Where do these figures come from?

EPA interior-volume records — standardised measurements filed by manufacturers, not marketing claims.

Cargo and passenger volumes from EPA interior-volume records, 14 measurements across 18 Mitsubishi models, seats up. Luggage capacity computed by ForCar at 80% usable volume against airline-standard case sizes. Last updated Sep 2026. — ForCar Reviewed by Denis Kataev, founder of ForCar.

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