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Volkswagen Transporter retains ‘Medium Van of the Year’ title at Great British Fleet Awards 2026

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17 April 2026

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Volkswagen Transporter retains ‘Medium Van of the Year’ title at Great British Fleet Awards 2026
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  • The new Transporter was named ‘Medium Van of the Year’ at the Great British Fleet Awards 2026 for a second consecutive year
  • Combining iconic heritage with cutting-edge performance, the new Transporter is a premium solution for individuals and businesses of all sizes
  • Judged by a panel of industry experts, the awards celebrate the best of corporate motoring

Milton Keynes, UK, 17 April 2026 – Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles’ new Transporter came out on top last night at the Great British Fleet Awards 2026, retaining the ‘Best Medium Van of the Year’ title.

This recognition reflects the reliability, practicality and performance of the new Transporter, as well as the diverse range of audiences it caters for. Combining iconic heritage with cutting-edge performance, the van is a premium solution for individuals and businesses of all sizes.

The Transporter line-up features Panel Van, Kombi, Shuttle, and double-cab variants, including the recently announced Commerce Pro S and Sportline trims. Available in combustion, electric, and hybrid powertrains, there is a Transporter model suited for a wide variety of business needs

With its impressive 6.8m3 load volume, 1.2-tonne payload and 2.8-tonne towing capacity, the Transporter is a reliable workhorse. It is also noted for delivering a premium experience, including car-like drive and spacious digital cockpit.

An expert panel of editors from Fleet World judged the awards, celebrating the best of corporate motoring, from the vehicles to the products and services that support fleet managers.

Eve Tyers, Head of Marketing at Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, said: “It’s great to see the new Transporter come out on top once again, as an excellent choice for businesses and individuals seeking a practical and reliable commercial vehicle.”

For more information regarding Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles’ award-winning range of products and services, please visit: www.volkswagen-vans.co.uk

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About Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles:
Over 75 years ago, the first Transporter arrived in the UK, creating a blueprint which others would follow: a van which gets the job done efficiently and reliably. Today, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles offers a diverse model range of commercial as well as passenger carrying and lifestyle models – from the compact Caddy, the evergreen Transporter and sturdy Crafter panel vans, dropsides and tippers, through the Multivan passenger carrier, and Caddy California, new California and Grand California campervans, to the ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo all-electric models, and the Amarok. The vehicles are as versatile and dependable as Volkswagens have always been, but the range is now wider, and more connected, modern and safer than ever. 
 
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is committed to working in partnership with individuals and businesses, providing them with the best products and aftersales support, whether they’re buying one or a thousand vans. For more information visit www.volkswagen-vans.co.uk

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