Trunk/Frunk dimensions

I'll take some photos with a tape measure tomorrow. Wife had the car today.

From placing a couple of plastic storage bins in the frunk, one has to be very careful to not end up with something that allows the frunk hood to only partially close (I think where only the one latch catches)

Once that happens, it takes a bit of coordination between hitting the frunk release button on the remote and bouncing the hood to get it to release.

The sloped nature of the frunk hood makes it a challenge with the bins I leave in there on a regular basis, as they are perfect for groceries when used side-by-side, but if I nest them to make room for a larger item they need to be rotated to avoid getting wedged near the front edge of the frunk.

let me know how these work. or if you need a more specific area.
in order
Trunk front to rear length
Trunk front to rear length
trunk width between wheels
trunk width behind wheel wells
trunk floor well width
trunk floor well front to rear
trunk well depth
trunk width at midpoint
same
trunk height
frunk width
same
same
frunk extra area width
same
frunk extra area depth
frunk height at rear
frunk height at front
same

I always wondered if a spare wheel would fit in the hole of the frunk. Guess that's a no.

EcoHeliGuy said:

I always wondered if a spare wheel would fit in the hole of the frunk. Guess that's a no.

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Maybe a donut, but not a full size.

Has anyone made a measurement from ground to top of trunk rear lift gate when fully opened? Wondering how high the ceiling of the garage needs to be to open it fully. Thanks.

jomo25 said:

Thanks again! Some are a little difficult to make out, but I think I got the ones that I needed to know the most. I really appreciate you taking time to take the photos and posting!

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Right-click, save the image as jpg, open it in an image program, enlarge to taste.

ddruz said:

Has anyone made a measurement from ground to top of trunk rear lift gate when fully opened? Wondering how high the ceiling of the garage needs to be to open it fully. Thanks.

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The rear hatch can be set to only open to a certain height, so the garage height isn't a problem.

jerry33 said:

The rear hatch can be set to only open to a certain height, so the garage height isn't a problem.

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My understanding is this is true only with the Tech package. For those ordering without Tech it would be nice to know the height of the hatch from the ground.

ddruz said:

My understanding is this is true only with the Tech package. For those ordering without Tech it would be nice to know the height of the hatch from the ground.

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The description of the Tech package shows power lift gate. I don't know if the stop is an integral part of the power lift gate or not. It would be nice if there was a description of each feature so that you would know what you were actually getting.

Yeah this was covered a while back...

Frunk measurement: front to back?

Jason S said:

Maybe a donut, but not a full size.

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You can't get donuts for cars with brakes this big.

the hole is 19" that means its the same size as the smallest rim available. A tire won't physically fit that space.

jerry33 said:

The description of the Tech package shows power lift gate. I don't know if the stop is an integral part of the power lift gate or not. It would be nice if there was a description of each feature so that you would know what you were actually getting.

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Post on Tesla forum from an owner who received car without Tech reports there are no user selectable stops on the lift gate hatch without the Tech package. It apparently opens all the way.

So again: Anyone with a car willing to post the measurement from ground to top of rear hatch opened all the way? Thanks!

ddruz said:

Anyone with a car willing to post the measurement from ground to top of rear hatch opened all the way? Thanks!

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That turned out to be more challenging to determine than I'd expected, ended up standing on a step-ladder, balancing a level on topmost section of the raised tailgate, marking the spot where the level hit the garage door, and then measuring that distance to the floor.

I came up with 7'-1/2" (84.5"), probably +/- 1/2" due to reading the level in a poorly lit garage.

Thank you dflye!!!!! Fantastic information. I appreciate all the effort you went through. Your measurement likely will be very helpful for many folks.

Ddruz, you can stop the lift gate at any point by clicking the key fob while it opens, so it won't hit your ceiling. I think it will even remember that setting.