- Transporter Panel Van:
- Short Wheelbase (SWB): Approximately 5.8 cubic meters (205 cubic feet)
- Long Wheelbase (LWB): Approximately 6.7 cubic meters (236 cubic feet)
- Transporter Kombi:
- SWB: Approximately 4.3 cubic meters (152 cubic feet)
- LWB: Approximately 5.1 cubic meters (180 cubic feet)
Weight: The maximum payload capacity of the Transporter van can also vary depending on the model and engine variant. Here are the general payload capacities:
- Transporter Panel Van:
- SWB: Up to 1,258 kg (2,773 lbs)
- LWB: Up to 1,408 kg (3,104 lbs)
- Transporter Kombi:
- SWB: Up to 1,020 kg (2,249 lbs)
- LWB: Up to 1,170 kg (2,580 lbs)
Items that can fit:
The actual amount of items you can fit into a VW Transporter depends on the size, shape, and weight of the items, as well as the specific configuration of the van (e.g.,有無 any installed shelving, seats, etc.). Here are some examples of items that people commonly fit into a VW Transporter:
- Building materials, tools, and equipment: Tradespeople often use Transporter vans to carry their tools and materials to worksites.
- Furniture and appliances: Transporter vans can be used to move furniture, appliances, and other large household items.
- Sports equipment: The Transporter's spacious cargo area can accommodate various sports equipment, such as bicycles, skis, surfboards, and camping gear.
- Livestock and animals: Some Transporter configurations are suitable for transporting livestock and animals, such as sheep, goats, and dogs.
- Camping and leisure gear: Transporter vans are popular among campers and outdoor enthusiasts for carrying tents, sleeping gear, cooking equipment, and other outdoor accessories.
