PEUGEOT Australia us increasing its electric line-up with the PEUGEOT e-2008 landing on our shores in Q3, 2023.
This is hot on the heels of the revelation that PEUGEOT e-Partner Van arrives in the first half of 2023. The e-2008 has been on sale in Europe since 2020 with a 100kw motor and 46.2kWh battery. The range of 310km is a little on the low side, but can charge at up to 100kw, making it a fairly fast charger.
Australian buyers will also get the same vehicle based on the CMP (Common Modular Platform). It is claimed to have a 50 kWh battery, with 100kW/260N, and will be sold as a single model within the 2008 range.
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ABOVE: 2023 Peugeot e-2008 AUSTRALIA (overseas model shown)
Kate Gillis, Managing Director PEUGEOT Australia, commented: “This year, we have set out to accelerate our local electrification journey and the exciting addition of the e-2008 will play an important role in building our electrified offering and ultimately offering more choice for Australian consumers.
“The 2008 has a powerful and distinctive style and now the addition of an Electric Vehicle variant, this will certainly strengthen the appeal of our small SUV range.”
More information on Australian specification and pricing will be announced closer to launch. Buyers can REGISTER INTEREST HERE.
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