The Swace matches several of its nearest rivals for front passenger space, with ample head- and legroom. The rear seats are not as spacious, with the roofline making headroom a little tight for adult passengers. While you can officially fit 3 adults in the rear seats, the combination of the roofline and a lack of elbow room means it could be a snug fit on longer journeys.
Practicality is an area where the Swace excels, with a 596-litre boot, extending to 1606 litres when the rear seats are folded down. This load space is well designed, with a flat rectangular shape making it easy to load large items. It also boasts a height-adjustable boot floor, which is also dual-sided with carpet on 1 side and a hard-wearing rubberised surface on the other – meaning it can be switched around depending on what you're carrying.
In the cabin, you’ll find a decent array of storage cubbies, with a reasonably sized glovebox, a deep central storage bin, a pair of cupholders and a small storage shelf for your smartphone in front of the gearstick. The front and rear door bins are also fairly large.