Car A
Nissan NV200 XLWB
The Nissan NV200 XLWB targets cost-conscious cargo work with 6 L/100 km efficiency and 1,200 liters of space. It’s good value in its segment, with performance tuned more for usability than speed.
Nissan NV200 XLWB
Van · Gasoline
vs
Volkswagen Caddy V
Van · Gasoline
Car B
Volkswagen Caddy V
A practical two-seat Caddy V that emphasizes cargo utility and efficiency for commuting and two-person road trips. Performance is steady rather than sporty, and overall it offers good value in its segment.
Why compared
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Usage fit
Family
67
/
55
City
47
/
45
Budget / value
67
/
51
Road trip
49
/
46
Performance
30
/
28
Cargo
72
/
38
Practical
49
/
30
Premium
18
/
22
Winter
22
/
26
Scores out of 100. Blue = Nissan NV200 XLWB · Orange = Volkswagen Caddy V
Specs side-by-side
Spec
Nissan NV200 XLWB
Volkswagen Caddy V
Values are representative — confirm for your market and trim.
Pros & cons
Nissan NV200 XLWB
- Efficient for its class at 6 L/100 km combined
- Good value in its segment at a 23,500 price point
- 254 Nm torque helps in stop-start, load-carrying use
- 1,200 liters of cargo room suits tools and parcels
- Only 2 seats limits family or crew transport
- 0–100 km/h in 12.5 s and 109 hp deliver modest pace
- Winter driving is not its strong suit per usage signals
- Not positioned as a premium choice
Volkswagen Caddy V
- Efficient for its class at 6.5 L/100 km, easing fuel costs on daily drives and longer trips
- Two-seat layout with 610 L of cargo space suits gear-heavy errands and small-business use
- Balanced everyday performance from 122 hp and 250 Nm (0–100 km/h in 10.5 s)
- Price near 25,000 provides good value in its segment
- Only two seats; not suitable if you regularly carry more than one passenger
- Modest 0–100 km/h in 10.5 s and 180 km/h top speed won’t satisfy performance-focused buyers
- Petrol powertrain won’t appeal if you want electrified efficiency or diesel-like range
- Function-over-frills approach if you prioritize a premium cabin feel
Verdict
Pick Nissan NV200 XLWB if…
Best fuel economy
Nissan NV200 XLWB uses 6.0 L/100km vs 6.5 — a meaningful saving if you cover high mileage.
Pick Volkswagen Caddy V if…
More power
Volkswagen Caddy V puts out 122 hp vs 109 — meaningfully quicker and more confident on motorways.