4 or touring?

Yes I can adapt to less storage space, but I don't like that I have to do so. For those of you interested in minutiae, here's a list of what I keep in my car.
Top glove box: Registration & insurance, tickets for upcoming events.
Bottom glove box: pens, scrap paper, comb, spare eyeglasses, aspirin, change, nail file, a couple pairs of sunglasses for different use (e.g. without contacts wearing glasses, etc.), some hand moisturizer, sanitizer, contact lens case and contact remover, medicated eye drops, eyeglass cleaner spray and cloth, wet wipes, small first aid kit, seat belt cutter, tire pressure gauge, instruction manual for the nav system and radio (inside of which to prevent getting bent or lost I keep lottery ticket forms and restaurant coupons).
Under shifting arch: a box of tissue.
Under driver's seat: county atlas
Under passenger seat: fire extinguisher.
Uncovered cup holder: water bottle
Covered cup holder: lip balm & eye drops
Door cup holders: napkins
Center console: USB 9V charger, connection cord, Bluetooth earpiece charging cord. It has quite a bit of leftover room.
Wheel well under hatchback floor: emergency reflector, car batter jump starter, extra collapsible cane (I'm disabled), bathing suit, suntan lotion, swimming goggles, waterproof watch, towel, sweater, casino cards for the local ones, playing cards.
Hatchback: five insulated bags for grocery shopping, spare ballcap, a dozen or more cloth bags for shopping and carrying stuff around, a bag with 3D glasses for movies (the Navy base theater charges $1 to buy them), plastic spoons, discount and loyalty cards for local stores, batteries and CDs for when I get around to recycling them, car manual, a couple paperback books I'll read eventually.
Yes I can probably get rid of some of this stuff and only take it when I need it but that requires more planning and leaves me out of luck if I spontaneously go shopping or swimming.

 

Yesterday I was having my car (2013 Prius 3) serviced, and since my lease ended soon I got a new car rather than pay for the service. I got the 2016 Prius 4 Touring that I had decided was the best one for me. I have a few questions already even though I've only driven it less than a half hour.
1. Storage. Despite the lack of a spare, there doesn't seem to be more room in the hatchback. I don't know where the space went, but I had to take a lot of things out that I used to store under the floor. When I looked into the hatchback of a Prius 3 on the lot, it didn't seem smaller.
2. Jack. This may be a misprint, but the manual shows a jack with the tire repair kit even though the instructions don't say to use it. My car came with a space for a jack in the Styrofoam, but no jack. The space fits my emergency reflector perfectly, but if I'm supposed to have a jack I want it.
3. Weather. I live in a large city, and when I was parked at home last night the car was showing the weather for the much smaller adjacent city where I bought my car as "current weather." Can I fix this?
4. EV mode. I haven't seen any indications on the dashboard when I'm in EV mode, even when I'm stopped at a light and the engine is off. Maybe because the dashboard is so busy and has so many controls and I've only driven a few minutes.