Opel Combo: interior dimensions of every versionThe same van as the Citroën Berlingo
The Opel Combo (since 2018) is the same van as the Citroën Berlingo: same body and same interior dimensions, only the badge changes. Here are the dimensions of its 2 versions and what fits inside.
Choose length (L) and height (H)
- Cargo length
- 2.17 m
- Height
- 1.24 m
- Between wheel arches
- 123 cm
- Payload
- 800 kg
It’s the same van as…
Same body and same interior dimensions: only the badge changes (and sometimes the front end or the engines). Everything on this page applies to them too.
Citroën Berlingosince 2018
Peugeot Partnersince 2018
Also sold as Peugeot Rifter.
Toyota Proace Citysince 2020
Also sold as Toyota Proace City Verso.
Fiat Doblòsince 2022
Versions and dimensions
| Version | Cargo length | Width | Height | Between wheel arches | Sliding door | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 1.82 m | 155 cm | 1.24 m | 123 cm | 68 cm × 107 cm | 750 kg |
| XL | 2.17 m | 155 cm | 1.24 m | 123 cm | 68 cm × 107 cm | 800 kg |
Interior dimensions of the cargo area, without lining or insulation. Allow a few centimetres less once they’re in. Each brand may name its versions differently: here they use the Citroën Berlingo names.
If you’re torn between the Combo and…
Questions
Does the Opel Combo have the same dimensions as the Citroën Berlingo?
Yes: the Opel Combo and the Citroën Berlingo are the same van, with the same body and the same interior dimensions in every version. The dimensions on this page apply to both.
Which Combo version is best for a camper conversion?
You can’t stand up in the Combo with the standard roof: you’ll need a pop-top. In the Combo the bed works better lengthwise. The shortest, for town and garages: M.
Does a transverse bed fit in the Combo?
Not as standard: there’s 123 cm between the wheel arches and you need about 136 cm. In the Combo the bed works better lengthwise.
How much weight can a converted Combo carry?
Depending on the version, the Combo has a factory payload of 750–800 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.