Station wagons have lost ground compared to SUVs in recent years, but they remain an attractive choice for those who prioritize space and versatility. These six station wagons, with the largest trunks on the market, over 600 liters, show that there are still solutions for those looking for capacity and efficiency.
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Skoda Superb Break
The Skoda Superb Break is synonymous with space. Measuring 4.9 meters in length, it offers 690 liters of boot capacity, which expands to 1920 liters with the seats folded down. The choice between engines is wide: mild-hybrid gasoline, plug-in hybrid gasoline and diesel. However, the plug-in version reduces the boot capacity to 510 liters, due to the 25.7 kWh battery.
Prices:
- Mild-hybrid gasoline: from 40,393 euros
- Diesel: from 50,320 euros
- Plug-in hybrid: from 49,117 euros
Volkswagen Passat Variant
Exclusively available as an estate in its ninth generation, the Volkswagen Passat Variant also has 690 liters of luggage space (1920 liters with the seats folded down). Like the Skoda Superb, engine options include mild-hybrid petrol, plug-in petrol and diesel.
Prices:
- Mild-hybrid gasoline: from 42,711 euros
- Diesel: from 48,937 euros
- Plug-in hybrid: from 50,617 euros
Skoda Octavia Break
More compact than the Superb, the Skoda Octavia Break offers 640 liters of luggage space, expandable to 1091 liters. It is the best-selling van in Europe and stands out for maintaining load space, regardless of the engine.
Prices:
- Gasoline: from 31,726 euros
- Diesel: from 36,282 euros
- Mild-hybrid: from 34,630 euros
Kia Ceed Sportswagon
Measuring 4.6 meters in length, the Kia Ceed Sportswagon offers 625 liters of luggage space, which increases to 1694 liters. However, the plug-in hybrid version has a capacity reduced to 437 liters.
Prices:
- Gasoline: from 26,650 euros
- Plug-in hybrid: from 40,700 euros
SEAT Leon Sportstourer
The SEAT Leon Sportstourer has a capacity of 620 liters, expandable to 1450 liters. The plug-in version reduces this space to 470 liters. For those looking for more sportiness, the CUPRA Leon Sportstourer is an alternative, with more powerful engines.
Prices:
- SEAT Leon: from 33,749 euros (gasoline), 36,430 euros (Diesel), 43,495 euros (plug-in hybrid)
- CUPRA Leon: from 38,918 euros (gasoline), 44,348 euros (Diesel), 46,738 euros (plug-in hybrid)
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Station
The large Mercedes-Benz van has a tradition of offering luggage compartments capable of swallowing everything, and the new generation E-Class Estate, launched last year, does not disappoint. Almost five meters long, it offers 615 liters of capacity, which increases to 1830 liters with the rear seats folded down.
The E-Class is available with four engines: mild-hybrid gasoline, mild-hybrid diesel, plug-in hybrid gasoline and plug-in hybrid diesel. Power output varies between 163 hp and 595 hp, making it the most powerful van on this list.
Prices:
- Mild-hybrid diesel (2.0 d, 163 hp): from 66,100 euros
- Mild-hybrid gasoline (2.0 turbo, 204 hp): from 67,650 euros
- Plug-in hybrid gasoline (2.0 turbo, 313 hp): from 77,000 euros
- Plug-in hybrid diesel (2.0 d, 313 hp): from 79,000 euros
Alternatives
In addition to the station wagons mentioned, there are other options on the market that, despite not having the largest trunks on the market, offer considerable space and a lot of versatility. Among them are the Peugeot 308 SW, Ford Focus SW, Opel Astra Sports Tourer, Toyota Corolla Touring Sports, Volvo V60 and the new Audi A5 Avant. These alternatives, although not the largest trunks, continue to be valid choices for those looking to combine space and style.
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