Successor to 207 SW break, the 2008, starting from 2013, is the gateway to the Peugeot crossover line. At the time, Renault had just introduced the replacement for its hybrid Modus: the Captur. Since then, both have been fighting for this coveted segment of urban crossovers (segment B). Also, both their respective second generations were released in 2019 In 2022, 51,000 copies were sold in France (vs. 46,000 for the diamond crossover), the second title of 2008 has anyway beat Renault at its own game ! Although it doesn’t offer a hybrid version like its rival, his internal combustion engines and electric motors won out. Its livability also attracts families. A month ago, Peugeot lifted the curtain its restyling versionwhich publishes its prices today.
More aggressive than ever
This makeover was an opportunity align it with the latest brand news. Which integrated the “new style” of Peugeot, solemnly presented on the 308, and then abandoned the 408 and 508 facelifts. No wonder it’s done for 2008 now. Its radiator grille has become more prominent, and its appearance is more aggressive thanks to the use of new projector lenses. The front canines are now triple, and new logo in the form of a coat of arms is located in the center of the grid. The taillights have also been redesigned to give it more body. It’s sleeker inside, with new hues and mood colors and an acceptance of the standard 10 inch digital touch screen instead of 7.
From €25,350 on gasoline
Under the hood and in the electric version the new 156 horsepower unit now supports 136 horsepower. The new 54 kWh battery (only for 156 horsepower) increases the range by 60 kilometers to 406 kilometers. No changes for blocks 1.2L Puretech gasoline with a capacity of 100 and 130 horsepowerno for diesel 1.5L BlueHDi with a capacity of 130 horsepower. The line is now divided into three trim levels: Active, Allure and GT. In the electric version, it starts from 40,360 euros in the Active 136 hp/50 kWh version. and €41,600 for the 156 hp/54 kWh duo. Expect €41,950 to €43,400 for the Allure trim and €43,650 to €45,100 for the facelifted GT. Gasoline 1.2L Puretech100 starts with 25,350 euros (Active), diesel 1.5 l BlueHDi in 32,070 euros (Walking). It can already be configured on the Peugeot website.
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Source: Auto Plus
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