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Volkswagen in Morocco — Prices, spec sheets, full lineup
Europe's #1, in Morocco for 60 years, the benchmark for accessible German reliability.
Volkswagen lineup in Morocco
11 models on sale or arriving soon
Volkswagen Polo
Volkswagen's premium city car — Polo TSI 95 hp DSG, from 219,000 MAD at Centrale Automobile Chérifienne. The B-segment reference since 1975, 18+ million sold worldwide.
From
MAD 219,000
5.4 L / 100 km
Volkswagen T-Cross
Volkswagen's B-SUV crossover — Polo MQB-A0 base, 1.0 TSI 95-110 hp or 1.5 TSI 150 hp 7-DCT, from 289,000 MAD at CAC.
From
MAD 289,000
5.7 L / 100 km
Volkswagen Taigo
The Volkswagen Taigo brings a sleek coupé-SUV silhouette to Morocco's competitive crossover segment, priced from 299,000 DH. Built on VW's proven MQB-A0 platform, it slots neatly between the T-Cross and Tiguan, offering three trim levels — Life, Style, and R-Line — to suit a range of budgets and tastes. With its turbocharged 1.0 TSI petrol engine, European refinement, and eye-catching fastback roofline, the Taigo targets style-conscious urban drivers in Morocco looking for a premium feel without stretching to a full-size SUV.
From
MAD 299,000
Volkswagen Caddy
The Volkswagen Caddy MPV brings German practicality to the Moroccan market with a refined diesel powertrain and three well-equipped trim levels — Design, Life, and Style — priced from 325,000 to 385,000 DH. Built for families and professionals who need genuine versatility without sacrificing comfort, the Caddy combines a spacious, modular cabin with solid build quality. Whether navigating Casablanca's urban traffic or heading out on longer intercity runs, the Caddy positions itself as a sensible, durable choice in a competitive segment.
From
MAD 325,000
Volkswagen T-Roc
Volkswagen's C-SUV crossover — Golf MQB base, 1.5 TSI 150 hp or 2.0 TSI 300 hp R AWD, from 339,000 MAD at CAC.
From
MAD 339,000
6.4 L / 100 km
Volkswagen Golf
Volkswagen's compact icon — Golf 8.5 (2024 face-lift) with 1.5 eTSI mild-hybrid 150 hp, from 309,000 MAD at Centrale Automobile Chérifienne. C-segment reference since 1974, 35+ million sold.
From
MAD 369,000
4.7 L / 100 km
Volkswagen Golf 8
The Volkswagen Golf 8 TDI arrives in Morocco as one of the most refined compact sedans on the market, offered in three DSG automatic trims — Life, Style, and R-Line — priced between 369,000 and 480,000 DH. Powered by a 2.0 TDI 150 hp engine paired with a smooth dual-clutch gearbox, it blends German engineering, everyday practicality, and strong resale value. Whether you're commuting in Casablanca or cruising the highway to Marrakech, the Golf 8 makes a compelling case for itself in a competitive segment.
From
MAD 369,000
Volkswagen Tiguan
The best-selling European family SUV in Morocco. Third generation (2024) on the MQB Evo platform. Class-reference perceived quality, TSI petrol and eHybrid PHEV powertrains.
From
MAD 419,000
7.3 L / 100 km
Volkswagen Crafter
The Volkswagen Crafter is one of the most capable large vans available in Morocco, covering a price range from 479,000 to 669,000 DH. Available in multiple configurations — from chassis cab to fully glazed — it is built for businesses that demand reliability, load capacity, and a professional image. Whether you run a logistics company, a passenger shuttle service, or a trade fleet, the Crafter's robust diesel engine and refined driving experience make it a top-tier choice in Morocco's competitive commercial vehicle segment.
From
MAD 479,000
Volkswagen ID.4
Volkswagen's electric C-SUV — MEB platform, RWD 549 km or GTX AWD 340 hp, from 519,000 MAD at CAC.
From
MAD 519,000
549 km range
Volkswagen Touareg
Volkswagen's flagship D-SUV — V6 3.0 TDI 286 hp or R eHybrid 462 hp PHEV, from 749,000 MAD at CAC.
From
MAD 749,000
8.6 L / 100 km
About Volkswagen
Volkswagen is one of the longest-established brands in Morocco, historically distributed by CITA since the 1960s and now by the Centrale Automobile Chérifienne (CAC) group. The range covers the Polo, Golf 8 (then 9), T-Cross crossover, the best-selling Tiguan, the upmarket Touareg, and the ID.3 / ID.4 EVs. The reputation rests on best-in-class perceived quality — a Golf's interior remains the segment yardstick — and proven TSI (petrol) and TDI (diesel) engines. Volkswagen paid the price for Dieselgate (2015) with a decade of consumer mistrust, but the gradual electrification shift is resetting the brand. The Tiguan is still the best-selling European family SUV in Morocco.