Peugeot 2008 2023– car dimensions: 4304 mm long, 1770 mm wide and 1550 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,188 kg. Braked towing is 1,200 kg.
The cabin has a 10-inch touchscreen as standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Automatic climate control is standard across the range. Programmable cruise control comes as standard. Rear parking sensors are standard on entry Active trim while front sensors and a reversing camera appear on Allure and GT. Active Safety Brake and lane keep assist are standard. Blind spot warning is available on higher trims or as an option.
Boot space is 434 litres with seats up. Fold the rear seats and it opens to 1467 litres. The load area is square and practical for everyday use.
Petrol and diesel models tow up to 1200 kg braked and around 630 kg unbraked. Electric versions are not rated for towing. Payload sits near 522 kg. The car suits light trailer work and daily loads but has no heavy-duty cooling or reinforced suspension listed.
The cabin centres on the i-Cockpit with a compact steering wheel and raised digital instruments for a focused drive. Front seats are supportive comfort or bolstered profiles, with premium fabric, leather-effect or Alcantara trim plus heated fronts and multi-point massage plus electric multi-way adjustment for the driver on higher grades. An optional panoramic opening glass roof floods the space with light. Soft-touch surfaces dominate the upper cabin while lower areas use harder plastics. overall it feels solid and well finished for the class with decent space and a modular boot.
Petrol 1.2 PureTech, mild-hybrid and full-electric powertrains offered.
Euro NCAP 4 stars (2019) on standard equipment. 5 stars with safety pack.
Standard safety includes 6 airbags, AEB with pedestrian/cyclist detection, ESP, ABS, lane-keep assist and traffic-sign recognition.
Service typically annual or mileage-based depending on engine. EV has extended battery cover.
Fuel options cover efficient 1.2-litre turbo petrol units, a self-charging hybrid and pure-electric variants. Official WLTP combined figures for petrol sit in the mid-to-high 5 l/100 km range depending on power and gearbox, with the hybrid lower still and the electric returning zero tailpipe emissions plus a usable real-world range measured in hundreds of kilometres.
Servicing follows manufacturer schedules that are generally yearly for most petrol and hybrid engines, with some newer units allowing longer intervals between full services plus an annual check. The electric version needs less frequent attention after the first year. Brake fluid is replaced every two years across the range.
Safety equipment is comprehensive from the base model upward: six airbags, autonomous emergency braking, electronic stability control, lane-departure warning with road-edge detection, driver attention alert and tyre-pressure monitoring. Higher grades or packs add adaptive cruise, blind-spot monitoring and 360-degree cameras. The 2019 Euro NCAP result was four stars as standard and five with the optional safety pack. the rating has since expired under newer protocols.
Ownership is straightforward with a three-year/60 000-mile warranty (unlimited mileage for the first two years). The electric battery carries an eight-year/160 000 km guarantee. Routine care keeps the car reliable. the compact size and available grip-control modes make it easy to live with daily.
Length 4304 mm, Width 1770 mm, Height 1550 mm, Wheelbase 2605 mm (2008 2023 - present)
Sources: manufacturer data, Stellantis Media press kit May 2023, Peugeot Australia MY24 brochure, auto-data.net facelift specs.