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Peugeot Partner vs Volkswagen Caddy Cargo

The Peugeot Partner is £2,675 cheaper to buy, carries 223 kg more and has 0.2 m³ more load space, while the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo returns 4.4 mpg more on official figures.

The Peugeot Partner and the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo side by side, from the manufacturers' own figures: every version THRIVE tracks, with unverified figures left out.

Where each is stronger

The Peugeot Partner is the cheaper way in: from £23,470 excluding VAT, against £26,145 for the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo.

The Peugeot Partner carries more: up to 982 kg of payload, against 759 kg for the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo.

The Peugeot Partner has the bigger load area: up to 3.9 m³, against 3.7 m³.

The longest load floor is in the Peugeot Partner: 2,167 mm, against 2,150 mm.

The Volkswagen Caddy Cargo tows more: up to 1,500 kg braked, against 1,030 kg.

On official combined economy (diesel and petrol versions), the Volkswagen Caddy Cargo is better: up to 50.4 mpg, against 46 mpg.

Peugeot Partner vs Volkswagen Caddy Cargo: the figures

Best figure across each model's versions; the version pages show which version and the source for every number. The stronger figure is in bold.

SpecificationPeugeot PartnerVolkswagen Caddy Cargo
Versions we track44
Fuelelectric and dieseldiesel and plug-in hybrid
Price from (excluding VAT)£23,470£26,145
Payload, up to982 kg759 kg
Gross vehicle weight2,390 kg to 2,450 kg2,220 kg to 2,500 kg
Load volume, up to3.9 m³3.7 m³
Official electric range, up to180 miles-
Usable battery, up to50.7 kWh-
DC rapid charging, up to100 kW-
Official fuel economy (diesel/petrol), best46 mpg50.4 mpg
Plug-in hybrid: electric-only range, up to-73 miles
Towing (braked), up to1,030 kg1,500 kg
Load length at floor, up to2,167 mm2,150 mm
Load height, up to1,270 mm1,275 mm
Overall length4,403 mm to 4,753 mm4,500 mm to 4,853 mm

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