In 2020, the fourth generation achieved an impressive share of 88% in the A city van segment. The fifth-generation Volkswagen Caddy will be available in various derivatives: Caddy, Caddy Maxi, Caddy Kombi, Caddy Maxi Kombi, Caddy Cargo and Caddy Maxi Cargo. The new Caddy is built on the modular transverse matrix (MQB) platform, the same as the Golf 8. Caddy and Caddy Maxi – for passenger and lifestyle use Even as a short wheelbase, the Caddy is broader and longer. A stand-out feature is the optional panoramic glass roof, which is the largest in the segment. The Caddy entry-level derivative comes as a short wheelbase with five seats and an optional seven-seat selection. The Caddy Maxi (long wheelbase) comes standard with a seven-seat configuration. Caddy Kombi and Caddy Maxi Kombi – for carrying more people. The Caddy Kombi is ideal for everyday use as well as for sport, leisure, work and holidays. The vehicle can be easily converted to suit various personal and business needs. Both derivatives will be available in long- and short-wheelbase featuring easily removable and folding seats as well as easy-access sliding rear passenger doors.
The new Volkswagen Caddy will be launched in November 2021
First launched in the local market 1992, it has to date, sold 35 617 units.
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