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If you're in the market for an good-looking SUV that provides a sporty driving experience, then a used Peugeot 2008 is a great choice. This stylish SUV has been manufactured in eye-catching colour schemes, helping it to stand out on the road. Peugeot also ensures that every 2008 has updated technology features, allowing for superior connectivity.
The newest Peugeot 2008 comes in either petrol or electric configurations. The petrol engines have a 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic gearbox. Other previous configurations included diesel engines.
PetrolThe Peugeot 2008 has a lot of boot space, though this cuts in slightly to the rear passenger room. However, it's still considered a comfortable, well-configured compact SUV.
Interior spaceProduction of the Peugeot 2008 started in 2013, with the SUV adding a raised seating position and distinctive styling onto the 208 supermini platform. Both models shared many of the same mechanical components, but the 2008 had more space. Across two generations, Peugeot has worked hard to ensure that this model competes against its rivals, such as the Renault Captur and Nissan Juke. There's even a GT-line trim that adds a sporty nature to the lineup.
With the arrival of the second generation, the 2008 stopped resembling the 208 hatchback so much. It featured a new fascia that showcased a broad grille design. LED headlights became available, and the overall stance became more recognisable.
A 2023 refresh offered a bolder design with a unique claw-like appearance for the bumper. The grille highlighted a new badge, and there were three LED strips in the headlights. Inside, the touchscreen display grew larger, and the new badge also appeared on the steering wheel.
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To keep up with the demand for crossovers, Peugeot released the 2008 in 2013. Originally, it was based on the same platform as the 208, with most of the mechanical aspects showing up in both designs. It was essentially the same car underneath but with more ground clearance and different looks.
In 2016, the first design refresh occurred, which brought an updated front fascia and a grille that highlighted a 3D pattern. The lower bumper resembled a skid plate, providing some protection from debris. Inside the cabin, Peugeot added the i-Cockpit driver information centre and a 7-inch infotainment display, which gave the model more technology than some rivals.
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Originally, the two vehicles were very similar. The 208 was released first as a hatchback. In 2013, Peugeot unveiled the 2008, a crossover version of the 208. While the platform and many of the mechanical components were the same, the 2008 had more ground clearance and a higher stance. As the years went on, Peugeot started to model the 2008 differently, giving it a unique appearance.
The Peugeot 2008 is the smallest of the two, and it has a lower starting price. These two models have similar designs and interior features, but the 3008 offers more cabin space for added comfort.
Peugeot recently released an all-electric 2008, which provides zero tailpipe emissions. With a full charge, the electric powertrain provides a maximum of 250 miles of driving. It only takes 30 minutes to charge from 0 to 80%.
Yes, there's plenty of space in the Peugeot 2008 to make it suitable for a family. The seats are supportive, and you can fit two adults in the back row. There are also ISOFIX points for hooking up car seats.
The newest 2008 lineup doesn't include a hybrid option. The company supplies either a petrol-based powertrain rated at 99bhp or an electric-only powertrain with a driving range reaching up to 250 miles per charge.
The petrol 2008 comes with the option of a 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic transmission. As with most electric powertrains, the EV has a single-speed transmission for instant torque.
No, Peugeot only made the 2008 with front-wheel drive. Four-wheel drive can reduce fuel economy, so the 2008 remains more efficient than some competitors.
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