A wave of
your foot opens the hatch thanks to the X4's Smart Opener.
Not exact matches
Next would be the Focus sedan (not the
hatch we tested) at 13.2 cubic
feet, followed closely by the Dart's 13.1 cubic
feet with an
opening that is deep and wide.
The QX50's combination of tall
hatch opening and 65.1 - cubic
feet of cargo space makes sure you can carry almost anything.
That cool hands - free liftgate that
opens the rear
hatch when you wave a
foot under the rear bumper is also available.
A power tailgate is standard, and hands - free
opening is available via the Comfort Access that lets you wave your
foot to
open the
hatch.
A hands - free liftgate is also new, and lets owners
open and close the rear
hatch simply by kicking a
foot underneath the back bumper.
The rear
hatch is a conventional single - piece item, incidentally, without a drop - down or extendable ledge to sit on - but gesture control means it can at least be
opened by waving a
foot below the rear bumper.
These are figures that were reserved for supercars not that long ago, and Audi has made it happen in a svelte four - door coupe aimed at buyers looking for a plenty of go with their cavernous interior: With the back seats folded down the S5 offers 35 cubic
feet of cargo room that shrinks a bit to 21.8 cubic
feet with the rear seats up, while the
hatch opening stretches all the way up to the top of the rear glass, well up the roof.
With an available hands - free power tailgate, the
hatch on your 2017 CR - V will pop
open with a simple wave of your
foot under the bumper.
The little crossover also gets a rear
hatch that
opens when it senses that the key has been within 3
feet of it for three seconds.
The
hatch also makes cargo storage a breeze, with a large low trunk
opening and 22.8 cubic
feet of space.
Open the rear
hatch and you're greeted with 31.7 cubic
feet behind the rear seats.
Luxury - and - up have a smart tailgate, so when you approach a locked Tucson with the key in your pocket and stand — on both
feet — within a metre or so at the back the programmable - height power
hatch opens automatically.
Subaru claims a massive 100.9 cubic
feet of interior volume, which is more easily accessed for this generation thanks to an enlarged rear
hatch opening.
And you look in the rearview mirror and see a comfortable rear seat behind you, with two more doors and a 25 - cubic -
foot cargo area under the electric -
opening rear
hatch, and you think, «How does this car exist in 2011?
There's a «capacitive sensing array» under the rear bumper that can tell when you swipe a
foot under it and it then
opens the rear
hatch when your arms are full of groceries (it only works for
foot - shaped things, cat - or dog - shaped objects will not
open the
hatch).
An updated electronic tailgate system allows you to
open the
hatch by waving your
foot underneath the bumper, and now closes and locks automatically when you walk away.
A glimpse of the cargo area with the rear seats folded down proves the car is anything but small on the inside: The A5 serves up 35 cubic
feet of cargo room with the seats down, and a still - respectable 21.8 cubic
feet with the seats in this upright and locked positions, with the generous
hatch opening being far more cargo - friendly.
On top of being quite sizeable (with all seats in place, the Fit's trunk has 16.6 cubic
feet of room — nearly two cubic
feet more than a Chevrolet Sonic), the trunk
hatch opening is exceptionally broad.
A wave - your -
foot - to -
open feature is available for the rear
hatch, too.
The «capacitive sensing array» under the rear bumper
opens the rear
hatch when you swipe a
foot under it — helpful when you approach with arms full of groceries.
The USB ports have higher amperages for faster charging, and the infotainment A new, hands - free rear
hatch can be
opened or closed with a wave of a
foot under the rear bumper cover.
They often are covered in vent pipes,
hatches, skylights and more, and in New York City, fire codes require a six -
feet - wide and nine -
feet - high
open path on every roof.