BMW's new entry-level car, the 1 Series hatchback, has scored top marks in ANCAP crash testing – but the new Peugeot Parter fell short, thanks to a missing piece of active safety technology. The Partner van's autonomous emergency braking system can't detect cyclists in testing, limiting its 'vulnerable road user detection' score – and its overall rating to four stars...
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Peugeot Australia has announced pricing and specification for its two commercial vans, the Partner and Boxer, continuing the rollout started by the Expert a few months ago. These two new models reaffirm Peugeot’s commitment to the LCV sector in Australia, and to providing tradies and business owners with safe and viable options...
Advanced safety is finally being rolled out on vehicles that spend more time on the road than most others: delivery vans. French brand Peugeot has announced it is rejoining the commercial vehicle market in Australia after a five-year absence with a three-model range of small, medium and large vans...
The all-new Citroen Berlingo has been revealed alongside its Peugeot Partner twin bringing a host of upgrades including new driver assistance systems and powertrains...
The interior of the next-generation Citroen Berlingo and Peugeot Partner has been spied during testing in southern Europe. This latest batch of photos includes the first images of the interior. Despite the extensive use of covers, we can see the new van will have a cabin heavily influenced by the i-Cockpit designs from the most recent Peugeot passenger cars...
The next-generation Citroen Berlingo and Peugeot Partner vans have been photographed undergoing hot weather testing in southern Europe. Although the vans are wrapped head-to-toe in camouflage, we think the Berlingo version will feature Citroen's new corporate face, with thin driving lights integrated into the upper grille with the double chevron logo, and disguised main headlamp units paired with a working grille underneath...
Peugeot Australia has suspend sales of the only two commercial vehicles in its local line-up - the Peugeot Partner and Peugeot Expert vans. The company has removed both vehicles from its Australian websites, with a notice to consumers that states: "The Peugeot range of light commercial vehicles, including the Partner and Expert, are no longer available for sale in Australia"...
The Peugeot Partner van has been given a subtle facelift and update, and will have its European premiere at the 2015 Geneva motor show. The reveal of the revised Partner follows on from the update to its Citroen Berlingo sibling, which was revealed a few days ago...
Peugeot Australia has updated its commercial vehicle range for 2013, introducing a number of styling and specification enhancements to the Peugeot Expert and Peugeot Partner line-ups. The compact Peugeot Partner L1 (short body) manual petrol is $400 cheaper than before at $21,990, and adds a left-side sliding door, redesigned front grille, daytime running lights, passenger airbag, USB input and Bluetooth phone connectivity...
The continuing automotive partnership between the French and the Japanese runs deeper than just Renault and Nissan. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) and PSA Peugeot Citroën have had an on-going fruitful partnership for the last few years. So much so that the Peugeot 4007 is actually built by Mitsubishi (based on the Outlander platform)...
