The new 2017 Peugeot 3008 GT range-topper has been revealed for the car maker's new small SUV this week, along with a sports-styled GT-Line variant. The new flagship GT's unveiling follows the May debut of the wider 3008 range, which introduced buyers to a more conventional SUV-like design in place of the jacked-up hatch styling of the outgoing model...
Peugeot has outlined its electric vehicle plans, which begin in 2019 with a plug-in hybrid version of the new 3008 SUV. Maxime Picat, CEO of the Peugeot brand, has told Autocar that the company will begin its electrified car offensive in 2019. That's when the lion brand will launch a plug-in hybrid version of the, just unveiled, second-generation 3008 crossover...
Peugeot has partnered with scooter manufacturer Micro to design the e-Kick, an electric-assisted scooter, said to provide an “unprecedented multi-modal mobility experience”. Unveiled alongside the new 2017 Peugeot 3008 SUV this week, the companies say the scooter was built to meet the challenges of a constantly evolving urban environment, and designed for the ‘last mile’ of a journey...
The all-new, larger, and now distinctly more SUV-styled 2017 Peugeot 3008 has been revealed tonight ahead of an Australian debut set for next year. The model's transformation from a small and quirky high-riding hatch into a 'proper' mid-sized SUV has been anticipated for sometime, with spy photos over the past year and leaked imagery in recent weeks offering a clear look at what buyers should expect...
The all-new 2017 Peugeot 3008 has surfaced again, this time in a shadowy teaser image posted to the Facebook page of one of the car maker's suppliers. The new 3008 was last seen in a short, low-quality video covertly snapped in a Peugeot facility, while spy photos published in the past year have also given buyers an idea of what to expect from the new model...
Above: The new 3008 is clearly inspired by the 2014 Peugeot Quartz concept The next-generation Peugeot 3008 has surfaced in a YouTube video ahead of its official presentation. In a very short and very blurry video, a production-ready 3008 is shown in a brief passing-by shot...
The Peugeot 308 hatch familiar to Australian buyers now has a sedan sibling, but we won’t see it in local showrooms. Unveiled at this week’s Beijing motor show, the new 308 sedan has been developed exclusively for the Chinese market as a joint venture between Peugeot and its local manufacturing partner, Dongfeng...
A set of images that preview what looks to be the next generation of Peugeot’s i-Cockpit infotainment system has surfaced online, offering a look at what will likely be the new 3008 SUV’s interior. The images, made up of two leaked marketing shots and a collection of close-up spy photos that appeared in the Chinese press over the weekend, reveal a new dashtop screen and an expansive display in place of the conventional instrument cluster...
The next-generation Peugeot 3008 has been captured by our spy photographers undergoing some on-the-road testing in sunny southern Europe. Concrete details about the new Peugeot 3008 are scarce, but these photos reveal that the next-gen car will ditch its people mover styling for a more crossover-style aesthetic...
Peugeot has confirmed it will reveal a new concept at next month’s Frankfurt motor show that promises to be both “dynamic and authentic”. If you’re hoping for more details or a teaser image, you’re out of luck - for now, at least - but you might extract a hint or two from the company’s short quote...
Peugeot Australia has cut the prices of most models in its passenger and SUV range in a bid to further stimulate local sales growth. Furthermore, the company has also rolled-out permanent national drive-away pricing on a number of its offerings to simplify the buying process. At the extreme end, this latter decision means a real-world price cut on the 508 Allure diesel sedan of about $5500...
