Standard SUVs: Volumetric Efficiency ranking

119 vehicles ranked by VE raw = max cargo volume (liters) × EPA combined MPGe. The VE score is the 0–100 percentile within the EPA size class (Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD, Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD). How VE works.

#	Vehicle	Max cargo	Best MPGe	VE raw	VE score
1	Jeep Wagoneer (2025–present)	116.6 cu ft	93	307,142	VE 100
2	Tesla Model X (2021–2024)	94.5 cu ft	105	280,875	VE 99
3	Tesla Model X (2025–present)	85.1 cu ft	105	253,050	VE 98
4	Rivian R2 (2027–present)	79.4 cu ft	105	236,093	VE 96
5	Kia EV9 (2024–present)	81.7 cu ft	89	205,884	VE 95
6	Volvo EX60 (2027–present)	58.2 cu ft	113	186,111	VE 94
7	Audi Q4 (2022–present)	53.1 cu ft	115	172,995	VE 93
8	Honda Prologue (2025–present)	57.7 cu ft	104	169,978	VE 100
9	Genesis Electrified GV70 (2025–present)	56.5 cu ft	96	153,667	VE 92
10	Audi Q8 (2024–present)	61.0 cu ft	81	140,009	VE 91
11	Audi e-tron Sportback (2021–2023)	54.5 cu ft	78	120,463	VE 89
12	Mercedes-Benz G-Class (2019–present)	68.5 cu ft	62	120,342	VE 88
13	GMC Acadia (2021–2024)	122.7 cu ft	25	86,893	VE 97
14	Chevrolet Tahoe (2025–present)	123.0 cu ft	24	83,566	VE 87
15	Toyota Highlander (2025–present)	84.3 cu ft	35	83,545	VE 86
16	Chevrolet Tahoe (2021–2024)	122.9 cu ft	24	83,534	VE 85
17	Hyundai Palisade (2025–present)	86.4 cu ft	34	83,208	VE 94
18	GMC Yukon (2025–present)	122.9 cu ft	23	80,024	VE 91
19	Cadillac Escalade (2021–2024)	121.0 cu ft	23	78,819	VE 84
20	Jeep Grand Cherokee (2011–2021)	106.6 cu ft	25	75,450	VE 82
21	Jeep Wagoneer L (2025–present)	130.9 cu ft	20	74,132	VE 88
22	GMC Yukon (2014–2020)	137.4 cu ft	19	73,939	VE 84
23	Ford Explorer (2025–present)	107.9 cu ft	24	73,349	VE 81
24	Buick Enclave (2018–2024)	122.3 cu ft	21	72,710	VE 81
25	Honda Pilot (2023–2024)	113.8 cu ft	22	70,884	VE 80
26	Jeep Grand Wagoneer L (2025–present)	130.9 cu ft	19	70,448	VE 79
27	Ford Explorer (2020–2024)	87.2 cu ft	28	69,160	VE 78
28	Ford Expedition (2018–2024)	121.5 cu ft	20	68,836	VE 76
29	Toyota Sequoia (2018–2024)	109.3 cu ft	22	68,110	VE 75
30	Ford Expedition (2025–present)	123.1 cu ft	19	66,242	VE 78
31	Chevrolet Suburban (2015–2020)	121.7 cu ft	19	65,493	VE 75
32	Lincoln Navigator (2015–2024)	121.6 cu ft	19	65,442	VE 74
33	Chevrolet Traverse (2018–2024)	98.2 cu ft	23	63,924	VE 72
34	Jeep Grand Cherokee L (2022–2024)	106.5 cu ft	21	63,349	VE 73
35	Land Rover Range Rover (2013–present)	92.9 cu ft	24	63,149	VE 72
36	Chevrolet Traverse (2013–2017)	116.3 cu ft	19	62,567	VE 69
37	GMC Acadia (2013–2016)	116.0 cu ft	19	62,432	VE 66
38	Lincoln Navigator (2025–present)	121.6 cu ft	18	61,994	VE 71
39	Jeep Grand Wagoneer (2025–present)	112.9 cu ft	19	60,747	VE 69
40	Land Rover Defender 130 (2025–present)	112.0 cu ft	19	60,270	VE 68
41	Chevrolet Tahoe (2014–2020)	111.8 cu ft	19	60,145	VE 63
42	Subaru Ascent (2023–2024)	95.1 cu ft	22	59,266	VE 67
43	BMW X7 (2023–present)	90.4 cu ft	23	58,875	VE 66
44	Toyota 4Runner (2025–present)	90.2 cu ft	23	58,719	VE 65
45	Cadillac Escalade (2025–present)	120.5 cu ft	17	57,985	VE 59
46	Mercedes-Benz ML-Class (2012–2015)	80.3 cu ft	25	56,855	VE 64
47	Land Rover Range Rover Sport (2014–present)	83.4 cu ft	24	56,712	VE 62
48	Mazda CX-70 (2025–present)	75.3 cu ft	26	55,432	VE 61
49	Mazda CX-90 (2025–present)	75.2 cu ft	26	55,390	VE 60
50	BMW X5 (2014–2018)	72.3 cu ft	27	55,296	VE 59
51	Jeep Grand Cherokee (2022–2024)	84.7 cu ft	23	55,145	VE 58
52	Jeep Grand Cherokee L (2025–present)	84.6 cu ft	23	55,124	VE 56
53	Jeep Grand Cherokee (2025–present)	84.6 cu ft	23	55,110	VE 53
54	Lexus GX (2010–present)	113.9 cu ft	17	54,849	VE 56
55	BMW Alpina XB7 (2026–present)	113.7 cu ft	17	54,721	VE 55
56	Cadillac Escalade (2014–2020)	112.7 cu ft	17	54,269	VE 50
57	Toyota Sequoia (2025–present)	86.9 cu ft	22	54,160	VE 47
58	GMC Acadia (2017–2020)	79.0 cu ft	24	53,688	VE 44
59	Toyota Land Cruiser (2025–present)	82.1 cu ft	23	53,466	VE 54
60	BMW X5 (2019–present)	72.3 cu ft	26	53,243	VE 53
61	Mazda CX-90 (2024–2024)	74.2 cu ft	25	52,513	VE 52
62	Infiniti QX80 (2025–present)	100.9 cu ft	18	51,444	VE 41
63	Infiniti QX60 (2025–present)	75.4 cu ft	24	51,242	VE 38
64	Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class (2020–present)	74.9 cu ft	24	50,902	VE 51
65	Toyota 4Runner (2010–2022)	89.7 cu ft	20	50,808	VE 49
66	Dodge Durango (2014–2024)	85.1 cu ft	21	50,627	VE 48
67	Mercedes-Benz GL-Class (2013–2016)	93.8 cu ft	19	50,470	VE 47
68	Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class (2020–present)	84.7 cu ft	21	50,358	VE 46
69	Nissan Armada (2025–present)	97.0 cu ft	18	49,441	VE 34
70	Dodge Durango (2025–present)	85.1 cu ft	20	48,216	VE 45
71	Volkswagen Touareg (2010–2017)	70.9 cu ft	24	48,204	VE 44
72	GMC Yukon (2021–2024)	72.6 cu ft	23	47,300	VE 31
73	Ford Flex (2013–2019)	83.2 cu ft	20	47,134	VE 42
74	Lincoln Aviator (2025–present)	78.7 cu ft	21	46,799	VE 28
75	Genesis GV80 (2025–present)	71.7 cu ft	22	44,660	VE 41
76	Land Rover Defender 110 (2025–present)	78.8 cu ft	20	44,640	VE 40
77	BMW Alpina XB7 (2023–2024)	90.4 cu ft	17	43,520	VE 39
78	Audi Q7 (2020–2024)	69.6 cu ft	22	43,362	VE 38
79	Toyota 4Runner (2023–2024)	89.7 cu ft	17	43,194	VE 36
80	Infiniti QX80 (2018–2021)	95.1 cu ft	16	43,088	VE 35
81	Lincoln MKT (2013–2019)	75.9 cu ft	20	42,994	VE 25
82	Land Rover Discovery (2025–present)	70.5 cu ft	21	41,918	VE 34
83	Porsche Cayenne (2011–2017)	61.0 cu ft	24	41,472	VE 33
84	Nissan Armada (2013–2015)	97.1 cu ft	15	41,235	VE 22
85	Land Rover LR4 (2014–2016)	90.4 cu ft	16	40,960	VE 32
86	BMW X6 (2020–present)	59.6 cu ft	24	40,514	VE 31
87	Porsche Cayenne (2018–2024)	60.3 cu ft	22	37,576	VE 29
88	Porsche Cayenne (2025–present)	60.0 cu ft	22	37,378	VE 28
89	Lincoln Navigator L (2018–2021)	73.3 cu ft	18	37,368	VE 19
90	GMC Acadia (2025–present)	57.3 cu ft	23	37,306	VE 16
91	Bentley Bentayga (2025–present)	62.6 cu ft	21	37,202	VE 27
92	Buick Enclave (2025–present)	57.0 cu ft	23	37,147	VE 13
93	BMW X6 (2015–2019)	59.6 cu ft	22	37,145	VE 26
94	Chevrolet Traverse (2025–present)	56.6 cu ft	23	36,858	VE 9
95	Bentley Bentayga (2021–2024)	63.0 cu ft	20	35,700	VE 25
96	Toyota Land Cruiser Wagon (2016–2021)	81.7 cu ft	15	34,697	VE 24
97	Subaru Ascent (2025–present)	54.8 cu ft	22	34,113	VE 22
98	Porsche Cayenne Coupe (2025–present)	53.0 cu ft	22	33,026	VE 21
99	Land Rover Defender 90 (2025–present)	58.3 cu ft	20	33,024	VE 20
100	Audi SQ7 (2025–present)	66.7 cu ft	17	32,130	VE 19
101	Lamborghini Urus (2024–present)	56.0 cu ft	20	31,716	VE 18
102	INEOS Automotive Grenadier (2025–present)	71.8 cu ft	15	30,495	VE 16
103	Audi SQ8 (2025–present)	62.0 cu ft	17	29,835	VE 15
104	Audi SQ8 (2024–2024)	60.7 cu ft	17	29,243	VE 14
105	Porsche Cayenne Coupe (2024–2024)	54.3 cu ft	19	29,222	VE 13
106	Maserati Levante (2021–2024)	57.0 cu ft	18	29,052	VE 12
107	Ford Explorer (2011–2019)	43.8 cu ft	23	28,515	VE 11
108	Audi RS Q8 (2024–present)	60.7 cu ft	16	27,502	VE 9
109	Rolls-Royce Cullinan (2025–present)	68.2 cu ft	14	27,047	VE 8
110	Chevrolet Suburban (2025–present)	41.5 cu ft	23	27,034	VE 6
111	Chevrolet Suburban (2021–2024)	41.5 cu ft	23	27,014	VE 3
112	BMW XM (2025–present)	64.3 cu ft	14	25,494	VE 7
113	Audi Q7 (2025–present)	35.7 cu ft	22	22,220	VE 6
114	Toyota Highlander (2014–2019)	8.4 cu ft	29	6,870	VE 5
115	Cadillac Escalade ESV (2014–2015)	13.7 cu ft	17	6,613	VE 0
116	Ferrari Purosangue (2025–present)	16.7 cu ft	12	5,676	VE 4
117	Infiniti QX80 (2022–2024)	9.5 cu ft	16	4,307	VE 2
118	BMW Alpina XB7 (2025–present)	4.9 cu ft	17	2,358	VE 1
119	Lexus LX (2016–present)	3.1 cu ft	20	1,766	VE 0