How big is a 2.6 cubic meter van?

[VonGemma]

2.6 cubic meter van dimensions are 1.8m x 1.3m x 1.1m. Additional information: Van classifications: Microvans: 6 to 8-seater vans are the most common type, used for general passenger or cargo transport, requiring only a C1 driver's license. Light buses: 9 to 12 seats. According to traffic regulations, student shuttles must be vehicles with 9 seats or more, so they are often used as student shuttles, travel buses, or commercial vehicles. These vans require a B1 driver's license to operate. Medium buses: These 13+ seater vehicles are more specialized, as their functionality somewhat resembles passenger cars, capable of transporting more passengers or cargo. Additionally, they can be converted into RVs. Huolala small trucks (load capacity 500kg, dimensions 1.8x1.3x1.1m, cargo volume 2.6 cubic meters) are generally suitable for transporting small items as long as they do not exceed the load capacity and volume limits.

[Alina]

I've driven quite a few vans with about 2.6 cubic meters of cargo space, and I find this size quite practical. The overall length is usually around 4 to 4.2 meters, width between 1.6 to 1.7 meters, and height around 1.8 meters—slightly taller but more squared than a regular sedan. The interior cargo area is roughly 2 meters long, 1.4 meters wide, and 1 meter high, perfect for fitting a few boxes or small appliances. In the city, the small turning radius makes it easy to maneuver, and parking is a breeze—it doesn’t take up two spaces. On the highway, it drives steadily with decent fuel efficiency, around 8 liters per 100 kilometers. As a daily driver or for small business deliveries, this size of van isn’t cumbersome—even beginners can handle it easily—and it offers high space utilization.

[Miriam]

Based on my experience in car repair, a small van with a cargo capacity of 2.6 cubic meters is moderately sized, typically featuring dimensions of 4.1 meters in length, 1.65 meters in width, and 1.82 meters in height, with a wheelbase around 2.4 meters and a curb weight of approximately 1 ton. The chassis is designed low but sturdy, often equipped with 165 or 175-width tires to ensure easy navigation through narrow roads. Although the interior space is compact, it's sufficient for carrying parcels or grocery purchases. These vans are quite durable, easy to maintain, with the engine bay positioned forward to prevent overheating, making them ideal for deliveries in urban-rural areas. They offer good visibility while driving, with a height slightly lower than SUVs, so there's no worry about scraping the roof when entering underground garages.

[VanJosie]

Simply put, a 2.6-cubic-meter cargo van typically has exterior dimensions of approximately 4.2 meters in length, 1.68 meters in width, and 1.85 meters in height. The internal cargo area measures 2.5 meters in length, 1.4 meters in width, and 0.75 meters in height, with an actual cargo capacity of up to 2.6 cubic meters. The weight usually ranges between 1.1 to 1.2 tons, and it is fuel-efficient, consuming around 8 liters per 100 kilometers, making it suitable for courier services or grocery store deliveries. With its compact front design, it offers excellent maneuverability, making it fuel-efficient and hassle-free for urban use.