Global · SEDAN
2024 Tesla Model 3 Cargo Dimensions
Verified cargo and boot dimensions for the 'Highland' refresh (2024+), global spec, sedan.
'Highland' refresh (2024+), global spec, sedan
2024–present| Measurement | Value | Provenance |
|---|---|---|
| Boot opening width | Not available | Not available |
| Boot opening height | Not available | Not available |
| Cargo width (max) | Not available | Not available |
| Cargo width (between wheel arches) | Not available | Not available |
| Cargo height | 515mm | Verified — Secondary Source |
| Cargo depth (seats up) | 1065mm | Verified — Secondary Source |
| Cargo depth (seats folded) | Not available | Not available |
| Cargo volume (seats up) | 594 L | Verified — Manufacturer |
| Cargo volume (seats folded) | Not available | Not available |
| Load floor height | Not available | Not available |
| Rear door opening width | Not available | Not available |
| Rear door opening height | Not available | Not available |
Measurement Sources
Manufacturer: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_eu/GUID-56562137-FC31-4110-A13C-9A9FC6657BF0.html
Other verified source: https://www.vehiclesizes.com/cars/tesla/model-3/model-3-highland-facelift-2023-sedan-2024/
Last checked: 2026-08-30
594L rear-trunk volume (excludes a separate 88L front frunk) is Tesla's own official post-refresh ('Highland', 2024+) owner's manual figure — the pre-Highland (2017–2023) figure was materially smaller (561L); do not apply this record's data to a pre-2024 Model 3. This is a SEDAN with a small boot-lid opening, not a hatch — bootOpeningWidthMm/HeightMm were deliberately left null rather than populated with a pre-Highland-only owner measurement (1050×450mm from a Tesla Motors Club forum thread) that has not been confirmed for the current Highland-spec car; per this app's own rule that boot-opening constraints are critical and easy to get wrong on a sedan, this field will show as unverified until a Highland-specific measurement is found. cargoHeightMm (515mm) and cargoDepthSeatsUpMm (1065mm) are cross-checked by 2 close-agreeing sources. cargoWidthMaxMm/cargoWidthBetweenWheelArchesMm and cargoVolumeSeatsFoldedL were left null due to unresolved conflicting/unverified figures — see Conflict Report.
Found an Incorrect Measurement?
Every measurement on this page is reviewed before publishing — corrections are not applied automatically from a single report.
Will Your Item Fit?
Step 1 · Your vehicle
Tesla Model 3 ('Highland' refresh (2024+), global spec, sedan) · 2024–present
Step 2 · What are you carrying?
Measure the maximum extent including handles, legs or arms. How do I measure this?
Please enter all three object dimensions.