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Peugeot Partner vs Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo

The Peugeot Partner takes loads 1.29m (4ft) longer and carries 284kg more.

Last reviewed 6 October 2026

Peugeot Partner
Peugeot Partner - image: Stoneacre Motor Group (Peugeot dealer)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo - image: Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles UK

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Peugeot PartnerVolkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo
Load volumeup to 4.4m33.1m3 - 3.7m3
Payloadup to 984kgup to 700kg
Load lengthup to 3,440mmUp to 2,150mm
Towing capacityup to 750kg-

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

Buy or hire the Partner if...

  • you want one that takes loads 1.29m (4ft) longer
  • you want one that carries 284kg more

A compact panel van for trades, couriers and local delivery work that want a small van with a long load area. It suits van hire for tools, parts and parcels where a larger van would be hard to park or manoeuvre.

Full Partner 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 Peugeot Partner and the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo?

The Peugeot Partner takes loads 1.29m (4ft) longer and carries 284kg more. The Peugeot Partner is a compact panel van in standard and long lengths; the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo is a compact panel van with diesel, petrol or plug-in hybrid engines.

Which carries more, the Peugeot Partner or the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Caddy Cargo?

The Peugeot Partner, by 284kg.

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