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Fiat Professional Scudo vs Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo

The Fiat Professional Scudo is a medium panel van with load-through bulkhead, diesel or electric (e-scudo). The Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo is a compact panel van with diesel, petrol or plug-in hybrid engines.

Last reviewed 6 October 2026

Fiat Professional Scudo
Fiat Professional Scudo - image: E-Scudo (electric) version shown; image from Donnelly Group (Fiat Professional dealer)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo - image: Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles UK

Specifications side by side

Fiat Professional ScudoVolkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo
Load volume6.6 m33.1m3 - 3.7m3
Payload1.4 tonup to 700kg
Load length3.67 m (Standard, with load-through bulkhead); 4.02 m (Maxi, with load-through bulkhead)Up to 2,150mm

Sources: Fiat Professional Scudo, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the Scudo if...

A mid-size panel van for trades, couriers and fleets that need more room than a compact van without stepping up to a large van. The load-through bulkhead helps with long items such as pipe, ladders and trim.

Full Scudo specifications →

Buy or hire the Caddy Cargo if...

A small panel van for couriers, tradespeople and local delivery rounds that want car-like driving with a proper load area. It suits van hire for tools, parcels and light removals around town.

Full Caddy Cargo specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Fiat Professional Scudo and the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo?

The Fiat Professional Scudo is a medium panel van with load-through bulkhead, diesel or electric (E-Scudo); the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo is a compact panel van with diesel, petrol or plug-in hybrid engines.

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