
Updated Peugeot 2008: A fresh look at the urban crossover

The second-generation Peugeot 2008 restyling has added a number of changes to the popular compact crossover, making it even more stylish and technological. While retaining its advantages, the model has received an updated appearance and an expanded list of equipment, emphasizing Peugeot's commitment to modern design and innovation. To increase comfort in the car and make it more functional, you can use the Peugeot 2008 tuning , the accessories of which are available in our product catalog.
Technical specifications
The updated Peugeot 2008 offers a diverse range of powertrains:
- Gasoline engines: turbocharged 1.2 PureTech engines with 100 and 130 hp, as well as a mild hybrid with 145 horsepower.
- Diesel engine: 1.5 BlueHDi turbodiesel - 130 horsepower.
- Electric version: performance - 136/156 hp, and battery capacity - up to 54 kWh (range - up to 405 km).
- Transmission: manual or automatic (robot).
- Drive: All versions have front-wheel drive.
- Dimensions: Length — 4300 mm, width — 1770 mm, height — 1550 mm, wheelbase — 2605 mm.
- Fuel consumption : ~ 5-6.5 l/100 km (gasoline).
- Max speed: 150-205 km/h.
- Acceleration to 100 km/h : 8.3-10.2 seconds (depending on version).
Equipment
As part of the restyling, the trim levels have been revised. Depending on the choice, the equipment may include:
- An advanced infotainment system with a 10-inch touch display that supports modern smartphone connection interfaces.
- i-Cockpit 3D digital dashboard.
- An expanded set of driver assistance systems for increased safety and comfort.
- LED optics with an updated "three claw" design.
- Keyless entry and engine start.
Exterior and interior
The main external changes of the restyled version were a new radiator grille with an updated Peugeot logo and modified LED optics, especially noticeable by the new daytime running lights in the form of three vertical stripes. The taillights also received new graphics.
In the interior, the key change is the use of a 10-inch multimedia system screen. The overall architecture of the cabin with the i-Cockpit concept has been retained, offering the original instrument layout and a compact steering wheel.












