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Do electric cars have more cargo space?

Electric cars inherently offer the potential for greater cargo capacity compared to their traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts. The absence of an ICE engine under the hood allows automakers to transform this space into additional storage. In this article, I will explore electric cars featuring the most expansive cargo areas.

Why do electric cars have a front trunk?

Since electric cars don’t have front-mounted engines (or engines anywhere else), and with most of the electrical components placed lower down in the car closer to the battery, there was a new opportunity for a front-end space to be created. This was known as the front trunk, which then became “frunk.”

Which electric cars have the greatest cargo capacity?

After analyzing over 25 electric cars available in the United States today, I present the 11 electric vehicles with the greatest cargo capacity. The Rivian R1S stands out as an all-electric SUV, offering impressive cargo space to accommodate various needs.

Can a car charge an EV off a charge port?

Cars fitted with the vehicle-to-load (V2L) functionality can run appliances off the car’s charge port – theoretically meaning you could strike up an electric barbeque on a campsite, or even charge another EV, should the need arise.

Is the EV6 a good car?

Up front, the EV6 is nicely spacious in the way we've come to expect from electric cars sitting on bespoke platforms, with no transmission tunnels impinging on foot space. Things are much the same in the rear; this lack of a transmission tunnel means there is acres of legroom and foot space for passengers.

What is the difference between a front trunk and an EV?

This was known as the front trunk, which then became “frunk.” Of course, such a notion has existed in cars with rear-mounted engines, of course, but the big difference is that with an EV, you get a frunk and a trunk. It’s no longer a one or the other game. Or is it?