What is the 2021 Honda Pilot Cargo Space?

September 24th, 2020 by

2021 Honda Pilot Cargo space


The 2021 Honda Pilot is a family-friendly SUV that offers three rows of seating to accommodate up to eight passengers. The new Pilot also has plenty of room for Louisville-area families to carry all of the sports gear or camping supplies they need when heading out on their next adventure. Learn more about the Honda Pilot cargo space from Fisher Honda, and then visit our dealership in Boulder to take this capable Honda SUV out for a test drive!

Honda Pilot Cargo Space

The Honda Pilot dimensions provide a roomy and comfortable interior for you and your passengers, while also giving you flexible options to configure the cabin to optimize space for cargo. Check out the Honda Pilot cargo capacities below to see if they will meet your Broomfield-area driving needs:

  • With the second and third rows folded flat: 83.9 cubic feet* / 109.0 cubic feet**
  • With the third row folded flat: 46.8 cubic feet* / 55.9 cubic feet**
  • With all seats in place: 16.5 cubic feet* / 18.5 cubic feet**

Honda Pilot Organizational Features

Along with the versatile Honda Pilot cargo space, you’ll also enjoy the following standard features to help keep your cargo secure and organized:

  • Multi-functional center console storage
  • Small storage compartments (sunglasses holder, lockable glove box, hidden storage well, and seatback pockets)
  • Cargo-area tie-down anchors (4)
  • Cargo-area bag hooks
  • Garment hooks (2)

Honda Pilot Dimensions and Passenger Space

The Honda Pilot interior dimensions and passenger space will vary according to which one of the Pilot trim levels you choose. The Pilot LX, EX, EX-L, and Special Edition models offer seating for up to eight people, the Touring model is available with seating for seven or eight people, and the Elite and Black Edition can seat seven passengers. Here are the Honda Pilot dimensions for the base LX model:

  • Headroom (front/middle/rear): 40.1 / 40.2 / 38.9 inches
  • Legroom (front/middle/rear): 40.9 / 38.4 / 31.9 inches
  • Shoulder Room (front/middle/rear): 62 / 62 / 57.6 inches
  • Hiproom (front/middle/rear): 59.1 / 57.3 / 44.6 inches
  • Total Passenger Volume: 152.9 cubic feet

Test Drive the Honda Pilot Today at Fisher Honda

The 2021 Honda Pilot cargo space and interior dimensions make it an ideal choice for active Longmont-area families. Learn about the Pilot towing capacity, and check out our Pilot vs. Subaru Ascent and Pilot vs. Honda Odyssey comparisons. Ready to find your own Honda Pilot? Make sure to explore our Pilot lease deals to take advantage of our current offers, and please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

*Based on SAE J1100 cargo volume measurement standard.
**Based on SAE J1100 cargo volume measurement standard plus, where applicable, floor space between seating rows and seats in their forward-most and upright position.

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