Peugeot Partner

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.

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. Considering the Peugeot isn't sold here currently, we'll focus mainly on the Citroen version – but let us know in the comments which one you prefer!

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".