Vauxhall Adam Boot Space + Dimensions

Vauxhall Adam Boot Dimensions in cm

Opel Adam - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Vauxhall Adam – Selected Boot Dimensions in cm: opening width and height, trunk length and sill height.
Opel Adam - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Vauxhall Adam – All Boot Dimensions in cm: width, height, depth, boot sill height and length (resepectively with and without folded seats).

Model information

The Vauxhall Adam City is a supermini that first went on sale in 2012. It is characterised by its compact design and its wide range of customisation options. The Adam City is particularly popular in urban environments, as it offers good manoeuvrability and appealing driving characteristics. With a combination of modern technologies and an attractive interior, the Vauxhall Adam City is aimed at younger buyers and city dwellers who value style and practicality.

Variants in the same model range

The Vauxhall Adam City is primarily offered as a hatchback. There are no other variants such as saloon or estate within this model range. This differentiates the Adam City from other superminis that are often available in multiple body styles. The focus on the hatchback design allows the sporty and stylish aspects of the vehicle to be emphasised.

Model year differences

In 2015 the Vauxhall Adam City received a facelift, which brought some changes to the bodywork and dimensions. These changes mainly affected the front end and equipment, while the basic boot dimensions remained largely unchanged. There were no significant changes in the following years that materially affected boot volume or body dimensions.

Direct rivals

Among the Vauxhall Adam City’s direct rivals are models such as the Ford Fiesta and the Volkswagen Polo. The Ford Fiesta offers a boot capacity of about 292 litres, which is considerably more than the Adam City’s. The Volkswagen Polo has a boot capacity of around 351 litres. These differences make the rival models attractive to buyers who require more boot space.

More affordable alternatives

More affordable alternatives with similar boot dimensions include, for example, the Dacia Sandero and the Kia Picanto. The Dacia Sandero offers a boot capacity of around 320 litres, while the Kia Picanto has around 255 litres. These models are generally cheaper to buy, but they offer different equipment levels and driving characteristics that should be considered when making a purchase decision.

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