R2 Dimensions: Cargo Space & Back Seat Width / Space (Measurements)

[Rob.In.AZ]

Hmm...31" of rear leg room is a bit concerning. But I'm not sure this is how it's measured as a standard spec. If it is, that's surprisingly small considering the Tesla MY is listed at 40".

Typically rear legroom is based on a uniform setting of the front seats (I want to say 40" from gas pedal or something like that). The value given here alone may not tell the full story, and may not be what the official reader legroom comes in at.

I've done a fair bit of looking at that because we have 2 tall boys, and SUVs typically are with 38"-43."

Our old CX-5 was ~39.5" and our EV9 is ~42.5"

So 31" would be extremely small.

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[NY_Rob]

The baseline for all SUVs should be if it can fit a sheet of plywood!

For "full size" SUV's, yes... but the R2 is not a "full size" SUV, it's a shrunken version of the R1S.

I for one am only interested in the R2 because it is not a full sized SUV.

 

[Golfer04]

RJ said that the backseat has more legroom than the R1S

I was going to say that and then decided I must not remember correctly. Hopefully ends up being true.

 

[docwhiz]

For "full size" SUV's, yes... but the R2 is not a "full size" SUV, it's a shrunken version of the R1S. I for one am interested in the R2 because it is not full sized.

The Telo Truck is small and light but can fit a full sheet of plywood.

https://www.telotrucks.com/

 

[NY_Rob]

The Telo Truck is small and light but can fit a full sheet of plywood.

https://www.telotrucks.com/

it's also a pickup truck, not an SUV by classic definition.

 

[docwhiz]

it's also a pickup truck, not an SUV by classic definition.

They have an enclosed three row SUV version.

 

[NY_Rob]

They have an enclosed three row SUV version.

All I see on their site is the pickup?

 

[docwhiz]

All I see on their site is the pickup?

These are just proposed designs so we will have to see what is actually offered.
The base truck model already has a foot well / gear tunnel for a third row and it would be easy to put a top on the rear so there is a good probability of this configuration appearing.
(These renders are under "Configurations" on their site.)

 

[NY_Rob]

^ hard to speculate on something that's only a drawing at this point, and even their pickup truck isn't a production vehicle yet. My WAG is that this company will not make it to the production phase.

Look at Fisker, they actually produced (via contractor Magna) and delivered vehicles to customers yet still went under.

 

[docwhiz]

^ hard to speculate on something that's only a drawing at this point, and even their pickup truck isn't a production vehicle yet. My WAG is that this company will not make it to the production phase.

Look at Fisker, they actually produced (via contractor Magna) and delivered vehicles to customers yet still went under.

Yes, you are right that it will be a difficult road to actual production.
All they have now is a few prototypes and designs.
(Actually, that's all that Rivian has now for the R2 and R3 but Rivian is an established - but money losing company)

We'll just have to see what happens with both Rivian and Telo.
I do hope that they both get to production.

 

[bbonkk]

Here is a 75” tv easily fit in my R1S.

 

[Riv E In]

Most people are familiar with the old Jeep Grand Cherokee dimensions as a “standard” midsize SUV. Assuming apples to apples, here’s a comparison:

 

[Viking80]

Most people are familiar with the old Jeep Grand Cherokee dimensions as a “standard” midsize SUV. Assuming apples to apples, here’s a comparison:

Yes! I literally use car sized.com and compare everything to the older Jeep Grand Cherokee. That’s the perfect size for my needs.

 

[JasonK]

Typically rear legroom is based on a uniform setting of the front seats (I want to say 40" from gas pedal or something like that). The value given here alone may not tell the full story, and may not be what the official reader legroom comes in at.

I've done a fair bit of looking at that because we have 2 tall boys, and SUVs typically are with 38"-43."

Our old CX-5 was ~39.5" and our EV9 is ~42.5"

So 31" would be extremely small.

Keep in mind that rear leg room is usually measured with the front seat adjusted all the way forward. This being a display model there is a good chance the front seats were moved back to allow people a good view of the front area of the car which is what most people would be looking at.

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