Frunk - definition

The frunk is a trunk that's located at the front of the EV, where the engine would normally be housed in a traditional internal combustion engine car. The word comes from "front"+"trunk".

Not all EVs have frunks, but a lot of them do, since there's no big internal combustion engine to house in the front 'box' of the car. We list the frunk's capacity, in volume, in liters (l) or cubic feet, depending on which model is sold where. If there is no frunk, that will be mentioned too.

Related terms:

• Body type
• Dimensions
• Wheelbase
• Weight
• Suspension
• Wheels
• Trunk
• Towing

A

AC charging | Acceleration | Airbags

B

Base price | Battery capacity | Battery tech | BEV | Body type

C

Car Life Cycle | Center display | Connectivity | Consumption | Crash tests

D

Data disclaimer | DC charging | Dimensions | Drag coefficient | Driver's display | Driving aids

E

Engine (Range Extender)

F

Frunk | Fuel consumption | Full range

H

Head-up display | Heat pump | HEV

M

Max speed

P

Parking aids | PHEV | Platform | Powertrain

R

Range | Recuperation | Roof

S

Seats | Self driving | Suspension

T

Tank capacity | Torque | Towing | Transmission | Trunk

W

Weight | Wheelbase | Wheels