The Volkswagen Caddy is getting a makeover

Ah, the Volkswagen Caddy, this little utility vehicle that tries to pass itself off as the darling of modern families. As if it could compete with an SUV! But here it hits hard, and not just with its sliding doors. At the end of 2020, the Caddy decided to get a makeover. A facelift that resembles more of a surprise attack on a supermarket than a quiet Sunday morning operetta.

A visual evolution to make SUVs pale

In Düsseldorf, Volkswagen designers rubbed their hands together. The eye of the car architect saw something. The Caddy now sports a hood that rises as much as a teenager on high heels. A new light signature that tries to hide the fact that the Caddy is still as cubic and practical as an Ikea piece of furniture without an instruction manual.

Dimensions: Bigger, but is it a big piece?

The new Caddy is growing, with 62 mm in width and 93 mm in length. Yes, this utility reeks of confidence, boasting a loading volume of 3.3 m³. For the "Maxi" version, it's even 4 m³, enough to transport an elephant... or the grocery shopping of a large family, depending on the urgency.

Onboard technology: Who said utilities were boring?

Volkswagen went all out on the interior. The Caddy has a Golf-like appearance that even purists would applaud. Digital screens, an instrument cluster that screams "look at me" with its 10.25 inches, and a touchscreen of up to 10 inches. It’s flashier than a box of mint candies! A welcome innovation for those who have never tasted the joys of modernity aboard a van.

A less polluting engine, but just as unpredictable

Let's get back to the heart of the matter: under the hood, the TDI engines between 75 and 122 hp promise to enhance power while staying within pollution standards. But what happens if you sell your soul to a diesel? Ah, the joys of choosing between the 116 hp petrol engine or natural gas. When you want fun, you have to look for it where it is, even if Volkswagen's promise to lighten the environmental impact often seems like a mirage.

Marketing: Who wants a Caddy?

From the end of 2020, the Caddy hits the market. First in Germany, then with the grace of a turtle in a marathon, it will manage to reach France, Great Britain, and other lands by the end of the year. The lords of time and business will appreciate the timing. A perfect moment to explore these lands... or to try to find a parking spot in Toulouse.

In summary, the Volkswagen Caddy has taken advantage of its time on the operating table to modernize and come closer to the idea we have of a practical and stylish vehicle. But can we really trust a utility that tries to shine among stars like the Ford SUV or the cute little Fiat? The answer remains in the air of the times and on a road that neither the Caddy nor anyone else can truly master. Maybe this new version will amaze the crowds... or annoy them even more. A challenge? Crawl to find out, but forget about comfort. Ah, modern life...

Source: journalauto.com

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