So, let’s dive straight into the Haval Jolion’s trunk! First up, we’re talking volume and dimensions. Officially, Haval quotes a pretty respectable figure, but let’s be honest, those numbers can sometimes be a little… optimistic. What I found is that the actual usable space is slightly less than advertised, but still very generous for a crossover of this size. We’re looking at roughly THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY to FOUR HUNDRED liters of space with the rear seats up. That’s enough for a decent amount of luggage for a weekend getaway, or a substantial grocery haul. I’ll show you exactly how I measured it, and you can see for yourself how much you can realistically fit in there. We’ll also be looking at the dimensions – the width, the depth, and the height – so you can get a really good idea of what you’re working with. I’ll even show you how I fit my golf clubs in there, and that’s always a good test of trunk space!
Now, let’s move on to the trunk configuration. The Haval Jolion offers a pretty standard setup, but there are some clever features worth highlighting. The most obvious is the SIXTY/FORTY split-folding rear seats. This allows for a really flexible arrangement, depending on what you need to carry. Need to transport something long and bulky? Fold down one side of the seats. Need to carry both passengers and a large amount of cargo? You can adjust the split to suit your needs. I’ll demonstrate exactly how easy it is to fold those seats down, and we’ll see how much extra space you gain by doing so. We’ll also check out the underfloor storage – is there a hidden compartment? A spare tire? We’ll uncover all the secrets!
Finally, let’s talk about the roof and the mat. While the Haval Jolion doesn’t come standard with roof rails, it’s worth considering adding them if you plan on carrying anything on top. I’ll show you what kind of roof rack would be compatible, and what the weight limits are. Remember, always check your owner’s manual for the maximum weight capacity before loading anything onto the roof. And then, there’s the trunk mat. It’s a standard rubber mat, but it’s surprisingly durable and does a good job of protecting the trunk floor from scratches and spills. I’ll show you how well it fits, and whether it’s easy to clean. We’ll also discuss whether it’s worth investing in an aftermarket mat for extra protection.
So, let’s dive right into the Haval Jolion’s trunk and explore its features, starting with something many people overlook – the roof rack. Now, the Jolion doesn’t come standard with a roof rack, which is something to keep in mind. However, it’s designed to accommodate one, and this is a HUGE plus for those who like to carry extra cargo, like bikes, kayaks, or even a roof-top tent for those adventurous weekend getaways. Think about the possibilities! You could easily attach a crossbar system, and then you’re ready to expand your carrying capacity significantly. Just make sure you get a system that’s specifically designed for the Haval Jolion to ensure a secure and safe fit. We’ll link some compatible options in the description below, so you can check those out after the video. Remember to always check your vehicle’s owner’s manual for weight limits and proper installation procedures before loading anything onto the roof rack. Safety first, folks!
Now, let’s move on to the trunk itself. The Haval Jolion boasts a surprisingly spacious trunk, offering ample room for luggage, groceries, or whatever else you need to haul around. While I don’t have the exact cubic feet measurement readily available, I can tell you from personal experience that it comfortably fits several large suitcases and still has room to spare. I’ve even managed to fit a rather sizable flat-pack piece of furniture in there, which was a pleasant surprise. The dimensions are generous enough for most everyday needs, and I’d encourage you to check the official Haval specifications for the precise measurements. You can find that information easily online. The shape of the trunk is also quite practical, with relatively straight sides and a good depth, making it easy to maximize the space.
And finally, let’s talk about the trunk mat. The standard Haval Jolion trunk mat is a decent quality, offering reasonable protection against scratches and spills. It’s made from a durable material that’s easy to clean, which is a big plus for keeping your trunk tidy. However, if you’re looking for something a bit more heavy-duty or with extra features, like raised edges to contain spills better, you might want to consider an aftermarket option. There are plenty of great aftermarket mats available online, and again, we’ll link some suggestions in the description below. But honestly, the standard mat is perfectly adequate for most users. It does its job well, and it’s a nice touch from Haval.
