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32 responses to “NEW Peugeot e-3008 REVEALED! – radical changes for 435-mile electric SUV | What Car?”

  1. Steven Barrett Avatar
    Steven Barrett

    So £40k and 400 miles, that looks like a contender for the EV crown and not made in China, another first. I’m assuming the batteries are from France or Europe as well ?

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    1. etbadaboum Avatar
      etbadaboum

      Yes battery cell should come from Stellantis JV with Total (and recently Mercedes) called ACC, made in the North of France

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    2. protagonist Avatar
      protagonist

      Technologies and build quality coming from China are superior Zeekr X, Smart #3 Volvo EX30 etc

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    3. etbadaboum Avatar
      etbadaboum

      @protagonist Tax imports up coming, subsidies reserved for local manufacturers and green stickers highlighting China’s reliance on coal to make cars

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    4. flux_capacitor Avatar
      flux_capacitor

      ​ @protagonist9716 The EX30 looks good on the outside, but inside it is such a joke! the empty dashboard looks like the hard recycled speckled plastic of a public garbage container sold for the price of a fine Italian designer sofa.
      As for the Zeekr X, it’s the contrary: gorgeous interior but an unnecessary complicated exterior design that looks like a Transformer.
      The Smart #3 is okay.

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    5. Alexandre Vulliez Avatar
      Alexandre Vulliez

      Battery cells are still coming from China for now, but the battery packs are assembled in France. And soon the battery cells will be produce by the JV ACC, first factory has been launch last month in north of France

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  2. relaXum Avatar
    relaXum

    Looks like the Renault Arkana …so Renault & Peugeot & Citroen …took the business look of Hiunday & Kia …✅💯👌👍

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    1. flux_capacitor Avatar
      flux_capacitor

      No, but looks amost identikal to the new Renault RAFALE.

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  3. NEALY Avatar
    NEALY

    Lovely car, price is key.

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  4. Mark Bennett Avatar
    Mark Bennett

    Right Stellantis now please get down to giving us an e-Giulietta that looks like an Alfa and not like all the other electric cars available.

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  5. Tochukwu Ezinwa Avatar
    Tochukwu Ezinwa

    Another bang from Peugeot
    I Love what I’m seeing
    Over 400 miles 🎉

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    1. Lloyd Millership Avatar
      Lloyd Millership

      real world minus 15% 20 t0 25% in winter

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  6. Lucas Roper Avatar
    Lucas Roper

    Hopefully it’s efficient! It will only get 400 miles if it can achieve around 4 miles per kWh. At least it should be able to get over 300 miles which is pretty impressive.

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    1. etbadaboum Avatar
      etbadaboum

      Already with the previous platform, efficiency is great so we can expect even better numbers with this new one

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  7. N Avatar
    N

    the back and the inside of it is just a MASTERPIECE
    …the front is kinda alright, but will be fixed in the facelift, just like the current was.

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  8. BenJ2827 Avatar
    BenJ2827

    Good looking car!

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  9. Sten Nordenmalm Avatar
    Sten Nordenmalm

    Looks very interesting indeed, did not see this coming

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  10. drxym Avatar
    drxym

    Hope they have sense not to encumber the car with the vestiges of ICE in the platform – transmission tunnel, narrow wheel base, placement of batteries or motors, gear selector etc. A transmission tunnel should count as an instant fail in an EV but those other things matter too

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    1. palm1231 Avatar
      palm1231

      This video does not show the frunk, I hope it is huge!😁
      wait! no frunk???

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  11. 14energy Avatar
    14energy

    Hopefully tech and reliability will be up to paar

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  12. Name Checks Out Avatar
    Name Checks Out

    Stunning

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  13. Richard Johnson Avatar
    Richard Johnson

    looks good and i think the range is a game changer

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  14. KingDonnerKebab Avatar
    KingDonnerKebab

    A mini electric Urus. I love it Peugeot!

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  15. Mark Persaud Avatar
    Mark Persaud

    Looks pretty good. I am wondering…. if they change the back part of the 2022 3008 model, with this new design, how would it look. 🤔

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  16. Ben Avatar
    Ben

    Wow Peugeot were already killing it with there designs since like 2017 now there just getting even better

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  17. Richard Avatar
    Richard

    Looks really nice. My previous diesel 3008 diesel, which went in 2021 when I switched to EV, was my wife’s choice for best car I have owned. But I am a bit sceptical about the range. To get 435 miles from 98kwh is nearly 4.4 miles / kwh. Will a big square lump like this really get that sort of efficiency? Sounds fanciful to me.

    Still – might be on my shortlist when my next change is due. Probably not new though – the bigger battery version in GT spec is almost certainly going to be £50k +

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    1. Steven Ross Avatar
      Steven Ross

      To be fair, in mind temps (18°C) the RWD Model Y achieved 4.37 mi/kWh in Bjorn Nyland 90km/h test. So at similar speeds, if it’s been designed well, the e3008 should be able to get close. I mean 4 mi/kWh would be pushing on for 400 miles of real world range.

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    2. Richard Avatar
      Richard

      @Steven Ross I think 400 real world would be awesome. But I need to wait until the reviewers such as Bjorn get their hands on it and take it on a 1000 mile challenge to find out for sure. I think 360 is probably more realistic.

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    3. Steven Ross Avatar
      Steven Ross

      @Richard even 360 is still excellent and far more than most families will probably travel in one go anyway.

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  18. David H Avatar
    David H

    Looks smart but would have liked a 4wd variant with the larger battery option and more hp…. also can’t see rear a screen wiper ….if missing that’s very very bad news.

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  19. stephen10 Avatar
    stephen10

    Stellantis has built a giga factory in france for batteries and others EU countries (germany and italy after) . It ‘s a partnership Stellantis – Mercedes – Total energies.

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  20. Hisham G Avatar
    Hisham G

    There is a lot to like, but I’m not sure about that really high dashboard; apart from possibly partially blocking the windscreen, it feels a bit claustrophobic. I actually prefer the older dash… The range is excellent, but I suspect the the version with 435 miles of range will be pretty expensive. 326 miles on the lower spec version is very good and so is the heat pump. Charging speed sounds good too.

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