Noordi Journal · 8 October 2026 · 3 min read
Short answer: Litres alone will not tell you. What matters is the floor width between the wheel arches, the depth and the height of the opening, compared with the pram’s folded size — plus space for the carrycot. As a rough guide, a compact stroller like Noordi Sia (62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm folded) fits small boots such as a Škoda Fabia (380 l); a full 2-in-1 pram plus carrycot is easier in an estate or SUV boot of around 500 litres or more.
Every new parent eventually stands at an open boot holding a folded pram at an angle. A few minutes with a tape measure — before you buy — saves a lot of that.
Why boot litres are not enough
Boot volume is measured with standard blocks or water, so it counts awkward corners a pram can never use. Two cars with the same number of litres can behave very differently: one has a wide flat floor, the other a deep but narrow well. Folded prams are long, rigid shapes, so width and depth usually decide.
How to measure your boot in two minutes
- Measure the floor width at its narrowest point, between the wheel arches.
- Measure the depth from the back of the rear seats to the closed boot lid.
- Measure the height of the boot opening, and the height under the parcel shelf.
- Write down the pram’s folded length, width and height — and the carrycot’s outer size.
- Remember shopping bags: leave space beside the pram, not just for it.
Boot sizes of popular cars
| Car | Boot volume, litres (seats up) |
|---|---|
| Škoda Fabia | 380 |
| Škoda Kamiq | 400 |
| Dacia Sandero | 410 |
| Škoda Scala | 467 |
| Škoda Karoq | 521 (up to 588 with VarioFlex) |
| Škoda Enyaq | 585 |
| Škoda Octavia | 600 (hatchback) / 640 (Combi) |
| Škoda Kodiaq | 910 (5 seats, to the parcel shelf); 340 behind the third row |
Noordi prams in the boot
- Sia folds with one hand to 62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm and weighs 5.9 kg — easy for small hatchbacks.
- Fjordi V.2: lift off the carrycot, fold the 7.8 kg chassis — the seat unit can stay on — and slip the wheels off when space is tight.
- Aqua V.2: lift off the carrycot or seat and fold the 9 kg chassis into one package.
For Fjordi V.2 and Aqua V.2, plan room for the carrycot as well as the folded chassis. If you are unsure about your car, send us its model and boot measurements through our contact page and we will help you check.
Noordi Sia · 5.9 kg, one-hand fold
For small boots, city cars and travel: a compact stroller usable from birth, folding to 62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm and standing on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Will a pram fit in a Škoda Fabia?
A compact stroller such as Noordi Sia (62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm folded) fits comfortably in the Fabia’s 380-litre boot. A full 2-in-1 pram with carrycot is a tighter fit; measure first.
How many litres of boot space do I need for a pram?
There is no single number, but a full 2-in-1 pram with carrycot is usually easier in boots of around 500 litres or more. Width between the wheel arches matters most.
Can I take the wheels off a Noordi pram?
On Fjordi V.2, yes — the wheels slip off when boot space is tight.
Can the carrycot travel on the back seat?
A pram carrycot is not a car seat. Babies must travel in an approved car seat; the carrycot goes in the boot.
What is the folded size of Noordi Sia?
62.5 × 48.5 × 27 cm, with one-hand fold and a transport bag included.
Measure once, test once with your own car, and the boot stops being part of the daily puzzle.
Sources: Škoda Fabia, Škoda Scala and Kamiq, Škoda Octavia press kit, Škoda Karoq technical data, Škoda Kodiaq technical data, Škoda Enyaq technical data, Dacia Sandero. Checked October 2026.
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