Commonly Asked Questions

The Volkswagen Caddy is a compact yet capable small van. The standard Caddy Cargo has a maximum payload of up to 700 kg, while the longer Caddy Maxi offers a higher payload. The new Plug-in Hybrid model also provides a competitive payload.

The Caddy Maxi is highly versatile as it offers a larger load volume of 3.7 m³ with a load length of 2,265 mm. The Caddy's design ensures a practical load space that can accommodate a Euro pallet.

The Caddy is available with a choice of petrol, diesel, and new plug-in hybrid engines.

· Diesel (TDI): The 2.0-litre TDI engine offers a combined WLTP fuel economy of around 47-50 mpg.

· Plug-in Hybrid (eHybrid): This new powertrain offers the benefit of zero-emission driving for short trips, with a combined range that provides a high level of flexibility for both urban and long-distance work.

The Volkswagen Caddy is a capable towing vehicle for its size. The diesel models can tow up to 1,500 kg (braked), while the Caddy Maxi can tow a maximum of 1,400 kg.

The Caddy is designed to be a cost-effective van to run. Its efficient engines and long service intervals help to keep maintenance costs low. The eHybrid model offers significant savings on fuel costs, particularly for those who drive in cities.