[dlevitt1641]

Can anyone who received their new 4xe tell me the dimensions (length and width) of the rear cargo area...thanks

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Sure, give me just a sec ...

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Looks like ~30" deep and ~39" wide, and that's take the shortest measure of each, you know, since it's not a perfect box. Like there's a point where something 42" wide could fit if it was small enough to tuck in the area closest to the seats. Also the "shelf" behind the seats is slightly curved so it's more like 30" in the middle 1/3 and 31--ish on the ends (measured front-to-rear).

The depth is a touch deceptive as the rear door closes a good bit into the cargo area (if that makes sense).

 

[dlevitt1641]

Looks like ~30" deep and ~39" wide, and that's take the shortest measure of each, you know, since it's not a perfect box.

Thank you so much!

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Yeah, let me know if you want a pic of the measurement or anything, we did a test "back in" today, to get a sense of how it would fit in the garage, and I'm looking at hoists for the top, so the tape measure was sitting right in the cargo area

 

[dlevitt1641]

Yeah, let me know if you want a pic of the measurement or anything, we did a test "back in" today, to get a sense of how it would fit in the garage, and I'm looking at hoists for the top, so the tape measure was sitting right in the cargo area

That would be amazing if you don't mind.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

OK, got a bunch, the tape body adds +3" to the overall measurement. I'll do them in groups so the related photos will be together, one pics to show the endpoints and another to show the length

 

[MaskedRacerX]

This one has 3 pics, the last one I left the tape where it was, open the cargo door so you could see how much of the visible space is used by the door when it's closed.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

These were a touch blurry, had the flash turned off ...

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Here I was trying to give you a sense of the width up higher, you know, if you were really stuffing things in like pillows/sleeping bags, etc., things that can be smashed down. And then the other two: one shows the slight divot in the rear shelf, and I also measured the (hard) top to chassis, again, you could sandwich all sorts of smaller items between the top the frame.

 

[dlevitt1641]

you are awesome!!!! these are so helpful!!

 

[RubEv]

Thanks for the measurements!!! Has anyone confirmed that you can lay the freedom panels in the back without propping them up? 30” seems right in line with the short side. I’d check myself but I have been in the black hole of despair waiting to get out of final quality inspection 🙄.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Thanks for the measurements!!! Has anyone confirmed that you can lay the freedom panels in the back without propping them up? 30” seems right in line with the short side. I’d check myself but I have been in the black hole of despair waiting to get out of final quality inspection 🙄.

I'll check this out right now, I'm a little curious myself (our FPs are already in the bag ...)

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Laying down they're a touch too long, standing up is pretty nice in terms of still having some decent cargo space, though they block a clear view out the rear view mirror.

 

[az4xe]

Any chance you could share the measurement from tailgate to passenger seat with the back seat folded down? I know there is quite the ledge where the battery is, but looking at overland platform options. Thanks in advance!

 

[RubEv]

Thank you for the pictures, super bummed about not being able to lay them flat. Maybe I’ll eBay some cheap black panels for the summer to huck in the back however they fit. One 1st world problem at a time I guess.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Any chance you could share the measurement from tailgate to passenger seat with the back seat folded down? I know there is quite the ledge where the battery is, but looking at overland platform options. Thanks in advance!

Oh yeah, will do tomorrow morning

Thank you for the pictures, super bummed about not being able to lay them flat. Maybe I’ll eBay some cheap black panels for the summer to huck in the back however they fit. One 1st world problem at a time I guess.

I'm +thinking+ they can stand up, but against one side, so you have a mostly open view through the rear window, and there's plenty of places to strap them securely, using the exposed frame.

 

[MaskedRacerX]

Oh yeah, will do tomorrow morning

OK, looks like about 60.5" give or take a 1/4" ...