csomagterület

The term "csomagterület" is a Hungarian word that directly translates to "trunk" or "boot" in English. It refers to the enclosed storage compartment in a vehicle, typically located at the rear, designed for carrying luggage, groceries, or other cargo.

In most passenger cars, the csomagterület is accessible from the outside via a lid that opens upwards. Some vehicles, like hatchbacks and SUVs, have a rear door that includes the csomagterület as part of its opening. The size and shape of the csomagterület vary significantly depending on the vehicle's model and type. Factors such as the location of the spare tire, rear suspension components, and fuel tank can influence its usable volume.

Modern vehicles often feature features within the csomagterület to enhance its functionality. These can include tie-down points for securing items, cargo nets, organizers, and sometimes a removable floor cover. The csomagterület plays a crucial role in a vehicle's practicality, allowing for the transport of goods essential for daily life, travel, and recreation. Its capacity is frequently a key consideration for car buyers when choosing a vehicle.