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NEW Peugeot e-5008 review – electric SUV with SEVEN seats driven! | What Car?

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In this brand-new e- review, we look at whether a huge variety and 7 seats is enough to make this fully electrical SUV a class-leader.

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Video chapters:.
0:00 The NEW .
1:00 The BIG changes.
1:58 Boot space.
3:39 7 seat practicality.
5:12 Middle row space.
6:48 Interior review.
8:28 Build quality and storage.
9:05 Trim levels.
10:15 Batteries.
11:08 Performance.
12:13 Driving impressions.
13:21 VERDICT.

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35 responses to “NEW Peugeot e-5008 review – electric SUV with SEVEN seats driven! | What Car?”

  1. @x3merx3mer Avatar
    @x3merx3mer

    Given how Peugeot prices depreciate the fastest + electric car depreciating the most + they went crazy with the prices lately,
    this is a disaster to buy new, BUT a super cheap absolute gem to buy used in 2-3 years.

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    1. @iCozzh Avatar
      @iCozzh

      This thing will be half off in a couple of years and makes sense then. No idea why someone would drop £50k+ on a french suv💀😂

      Reply
    2. @mickdaly6537 Avatar
      @mickdaly6537

      Totally agree the amount Peugeot drop in value is unreal

      Reply
    3. @ISuperTed Avatar
      @ISuperTed

      They’ll be giving 20% discounts within 3 months (at least). No one is going to buy them at these ridiculous list prices.

      Reply
  2. @krzysztofcwik5347 Avatar
    @krzysztofcwik5347

    Just make it 10 cm longer or front shorter and few cm vider and there we have – true 7 seater – with 3 seperate seats great for family of 5 with ability to put parents in law into the 3rd row:) One thought – MPV always better than suv !!!

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    1. @ferrariforever1 Avatar
      @ferrariforever1

      Agree. An MPV would fit much better in an European parking place.

      Reply
  3. @Anashere_Narrnda Avatar
    @Anashere_Narrnda

    my next car 🤤
    just like the prev gen when it’s came out in 2017
    the GT model design was a masterpiece inside and out and this new one is no difference
    an absolutely masterpiece of a design inside and out
    in my opinion best looking 7 seater in the market

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  4. @iCozzh Avatar
    @iCozzh

    Really annoys me how no car reviewer can tell me what batteries are in evs. Yes you tell me the capacity but is is lithium iron phosphate or is it lithium ion? If so is it 4680s, 2170s or 18650s? Sort it out as these things matter.

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    1. @BlackHawkTejas Avatar
      @BlackHawkTejas

      Exactly! And one more thing; Is it 400V, 600V or 800V etc…. These are all important information, just like in ICE, like how much power, torque, petrol or diesel, engine capacity, Inline 4 or Flat 4/6 or V6 etc!!
      We need to know its battery type, composition & Voltage Rating etc….

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    2. @iCozzh Avatar
      @iCozzh

      @@BlackHawkTejas Couldnt agree more.

      Reply
    3. @ferrariforever1 Avatar
      @ferrariforever1

      Agree. Unfortunately it does not have LFP battery. I much prefer LFP because you can charge to 100% on a daily base.

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    4. @iCozzh Avatar
      @iCozzh

      @@ferrariforever1 Not having an lfp battery and having such slow pickup is insanely embarrassing for this car😂

      Reply
    5. @tesla-spectre Avatar
      @tesla-spectre

      Well Peugeot did not put it in the info pckage and they all simply say what the producer wrote down. They never ask uestions because they want to be invited to these fancy locations 😂😂😂

      You can fairly assume that small batteries under 50-60kWh are usually now LFP since that is cheaper , all above is usually NMC because the LFP needs more space and thus you cannot pack large packs.

      So yeah, you are totally right.

      And Stellantis does not run 800V yet, to my knowledge.

      Reply
  5. @bmwf800r7 Avatar
    @bmwf800r7

    Definitely looks better than tesla

    Reply
  6. @cabottaxi Avatar
    @cabottaxi

    Buying one of these financially would be madness. Secondhand value of these will plummet. How many families actually require a 7 seat vehicle out there ?

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    1. @spsmith45 Avatar
      @spsmith45

      Enough to sell quite a lot. The old 5008 did very well. Some will buy just for a huge boot and rarely use all the seats.

      Reply
    2. @ISuperTed Avatar
      @ISuperTed

      Virtually no one will but these new – they will all be leased.

      Reply
  7. @spsmith45 Avatar
    @spsmith45

    Thanks Doug. I enjoy your reviews.

    Reply
  8. @lanista78 Avatar
    @lanista78

    This boot has never 916 litres of storage (03:30) , unless maybe counted all the way to the roof. WhatCar’s boot size measurements are so annoying, so much so that I don’t believe any number you state. They are also very difficult to compare. For some cars you guys take the official numbers, some cars you mention numbers until the parcel shelf, sometimes until the roof etc. Just FYI, the Peugeot homepage states “259 litres with 3rd row up and 740 litres with rear seats folded” vs your claim of 348 and 916.

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    1. @fuzzy-daddy83 Avatar
      @fuzzy-daddy83

      259 and 718 sound like figures for the 2ng gen car

      Reply
  9. @ferrariforever1 Avatar
    @ferrariforever1

    For an EV, I mostly care about 2 things besides the range and the charging speed:
    – One pedal drive or not
    – LFP battery or not (so that I can charge the car to 100% on a daily base)

    Too bad that this video didn’t cover these two items so I need to look them up myself via other sources.

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  10. @Dqtube Avatar
    @Dqtube

    The only problem compared to the EV9 is that the big battery in this car won’t be on sale this year and the EV9 is already on the road. So it’s a bit odd to compare the price and real-world range of the Kia with the theoretical claims for this Peugeot.

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  11. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    Don’t knock the warranty! One service every 2 years on an EV will be shirt buttons! My BEV dealer service carried out a few weeks ago was £99.

    Reply
  12. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    This will be an outstanding taxi / family car. With 100,000 mile warranty it is a stunning piece of kit.

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  13. @timrothwell33 Avatar
    @timrothwell33

    If you are designing a 7 seater then make the 3 seats in the second row all the same size – like they used to be in Peugeot 5008 MPV

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    1. @fuzzy-daddy83 Avatar
      @fuzzy-daddy83

      and the 2nd gen before this. My wifes dad just got a facelift 2nd gen 5008, 3 seats on the middle row all the same size, all with isofix, why take that option away? I don’t get it.

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  14. @jermineprince9188 Avatar
    @jermineprince9188

    I love looking at the reviews of the vehicle offer in the UK, however many people here can’t afford them new. It looks nice but we have to wait for a used one. Keep up the good work 💪

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  15. @smaracibre Avatar
    @smaracibre

    I am not a majority it seems, but I would for sure rather have 3 more equal seats with 3 ISO fix positions. The fact it doesn’t have it may actually turn me down on buying this car. 🙁

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    1. @nickrojitas Avatar
      @nickrojitas

      100% i had the second generation and with 2 kids it was very confortable to put both kids in the middle and side seat and leave a window seat for an adult

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    2. @smaracibre Avatar
      @smaracibre

      @@nickrojitas exactly. I Don’t see a point of having 7 seats but only 2 seats are ISO fix friendly.

      Reply
  16. @stephen10. Avatar
    @stephen10.

    48 k £ for the peugeot 5008 and 65 k £ for the Kia E9 ! The difference of price is a huge !

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  17. @fuzzy-daddy83 Avatar
    @fuzzy-daddy83

    So Peugeot have actively dumped a set of customers, for no reason? well done Peugeot, well done. It was one of the main reasons my father in law chose this car, the 3 full size isofix seats in the middle row. Now they make the car bigger and effectively take a seat away, I don’t get it?

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  18. @jamesmccormack3229 Avatar
    @jamesmccormack3229

    Peugeot are nailing their interiors just now, this is also much better looking than the old 5008, that just looked all out of proportion with itself.

    Reply
  19. @derrick021 Avatar
    @derrick021

    I really like this presenter, he’s well spoken, definitely well educated and nice and he’s living proof that the British are bad at wardrobe style.

    Reply
  20. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    Actually looks quite good 👍😊
    Great review

    Reply

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