Iveco Daily: interior dimensions of every version
6 versions of the Daily (since 2014) with the dimensions of the cargo area.
Choose length (L) and height (H)
- Cargo length
- 3.54 m
- Height
- 1.90 m
- Between wheel arches
- 130 cm
- Payload
- 1,300 kg
Versions and dimensions
| Version | Cargo length | Width | Height | Between wheel arches | Sliding door | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 m³ | 3.13 m | 180 cm | 1.55 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 144 cm | 1,400 kg |
| 10.8 m³ | 3.13 m | 180 cm | 1.90 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 180 cm | 1,350 kg |
| 12 m³ | 3.54 m | 180 cm | 1.90 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 180 cm | 1,300 kg |
| 13.4 m³ | 3.54 m | 180 cm | 2.10 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 180 cm | 1,250 kg |
| 16 m³ | 4.68 m | 180 cm | 1.90 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 180 cm | 1,150 kg |
| 18 m³ | 4.68 m | 180 cm | 2.10 m | 130 cm | 120 cm × 180 cm | 1,100 kg |
Interior dimensions of the cargo area, without lining or insulation. Allow a few centimetres less once they’re in.
Layouts that fit
This is how the editor places each layout in the Daily 12 m³. Open it and change it to suit you.
Weekend getaways
Rear bed with a garage, kitchen by the door and a fridge.
10 items
Full-time vanlife
Enclosed bathroom, long kitchen, fixed bed, and off-grid power and water.
24 items
- Sleeping
- Kitchen and gas
- Bathroom and water
- Electrics
- Other
- Sliding door
Plans seen from above, with the cab on the left and the sliding door at the bottom.
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Questions
Which Daily version is best for a camper conversion?
To stand up: 10.8 m³, 12 m³, 13.4 m³, 16 m³, and 18 m³. In the Daily the bed works better lengthwise. The shortest, for town and garages: 9 m³.
Does a transverse bed fit in the Daily?
Not as standard: there’s 130 cm between the wheel arches and you need about 136 cm. In the Daily the bed works better lengthwise.
How much weight can a converted Daily carry?
Depending on the version, the Daily has a factory payload of 1,100–1,400 kg (approx.). Insulation, lining, furniture, water, luggage and people all count: the editor adds it up as you design and warns you if you go over.