Peugeot is calling the new E-3008 a Fastback SUV and while we're not sure what a Fastback is, the new model does feature a sporty silhouette and some desirable styling, in keeping with the brand's current uptick in style.
The sleek features also enable the new EV to slice through the air effectively which improves efficiency and adds to the vehicle range.
The launch of the next-level E-3008 is a major step in Peugeot's radical transformation into an alluring 100% electric brand that sets new benchmarks for design, driving pleasure and efficiency.
Linda Jackson, CEO @ Peugeot
The 1st of a new generation of EVs
Another impressive feature of the Peugeot E-3008 is that it's built on new architecture, called STLA Medium. This new platform is the latest development from Stellantis and provides a more efficient base compared to older Stellantis EVs.
So what's new in the E-3008?
One of the big new developments is that the EV is capable of V2L, a feature which will become ever more important over the coming months and years, this means the car can supply up to 3kW of power to an electrical device.
Then there's the charging capability on the model too - with DC ultra-rapid recharging available of up to 160kW, which means a public network charge from 20% to 80% can take under 30 minutes.
The Peugeot E-3008 will come in two trim levels, Allure and GT, and a choice of three powertrains.
Standard Range
157kW power
Long Range
170kW power
Dual Motor (AWD)
240kW power
Look out for personal and business contract hire rates on the Peugeot E-3008 coming soon, with first UK deliveries expected from Spring 2024.
