The Peugeot brand is committed to bringing a quality range of 100% electric vehicles to the Australian market. Peugeot Australia has launched an exclusive customer evaluation program to ensure its local electric vehicle range aligns with the unique requirements of the local market.
Peugeot has reduced the driveaway price on its e-2008 the first electric passenger car on the Australian market. It is offering the e-2008 SUV from $39,990 – a $20,000 drop on its $59,990 starting price nearly a year ago.
Peugeot Australia has opened registrations of interest for the E-308 Hatch and E-Expert Van. The French brand is also expanding its prepaid service plan offer for new vehicles and those that are post the first service.
Peugeot Australia will showcase its battery electric vehicle (BEV) range at the Everything Electric show from February 9-11 at the Sydney Showground in Sydney Olympic Park. These include the E-2008 SUV and the E-Partner Van, which visitors can test drive at the show.
Peugeot 408 GT Fastback plug-in hybrid (PHEV) pre-orders are open, ahead of the official on-sale and delivery of customer orders in Q3 2024, says Peugeot Australia. Initially launching in the Australian market as a single PHEV variant, the Peugeot 408 is priced at $67,990 (manufacturers list price).
Peugeot has transformed the E-3008 into a high-tech fastback SUV. It will be available as fully electric and with hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) power trains according to market needs, with more details about the latter two available later, the brand says.
The Peugeot e-208 city hatchback is due in Australia next year with registrations of interest now open. It follows the E-Partner commercial van and passenger electric SUV the e-2008. Prices and specs for the refreshed e-208 are expected closer to the launch.
Peugeot Australia is set to take the next steps on its electrification journey with the confirmed arrival of the e-Partner Van, in the first half of 2023. The light commercial vehicle (LCV) will mark the brand's first fully electric vehicle on sale in Australia.
Wearing the brand new face of Peugeot, the all-new 308 range will be first introduced to Australian consumers with a three model internal combustion engine (ICE) line up initially and will expand in 2023 to include a fourth variant which be a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV).
Peugeot Australia managing director Kate Gillis has confirmed the svelte new 408 fastback will be marketed in the country but says the distributor has yet to confirm specification and arrival timing.
