2024 Peugeot E-2008 - Family Friendly Small SUV!

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Is the Peugeot E-2008 a good car?
If you want a small electric SUV that’s stylish inside and out without sacrificing comfort and practicality, the Peugeot E-2008 is worthy of a spot on your shortlist. The latest model can go a bit further between charges than before too.
There are plenty of alternatives at the more affordable end of the electric SUV market, including the MG ZS EV, Volvo EX30 and Vauxhall Mokka Electric, for example. There’s also the Citroen e-C4 and Kia Niro EV, both of which have smart designs - but the E-2008’s chic, upmarket appeal has them all licked. It’s a bit like wearing a Hermès outfit on the catwalk, rather than something from a high street chain.
Its fancy styling has some cool details, such as the claw-like running lights in the lower bumper that give it a unique face, while the front grille has upmarket body-coloured inserts on all but the lowest trim. At the back there are LED lights and the Peugeot name is scrawled across the bootlid.
Hop inside and you’ll find the style taps are left to flow. A wraparound dashboard is a nice addition, plus there are plenty of high-quality materials used throughout. You’ll have to search hard for anything that feels properly cheap, and there's a big infotainment display that's a bit easier to use than the one in older models, but still not up there with the best.
The digital driver’s display is bigger and better than before, too. However, Peugeot’s commitment to having the dials sit above the small wheel means that you’ll find the view of them blocked in some seating positions. Sounds like a minor point, but it’s worth giving it a go before committing to buying an E-2008.
Unlike some electric cars which are built from the ground up as battery-powered cars, the E-2008 is based on the petrol-powered 2008. That, unfortunately, results in a hefty hump in the rear seats where you would find mechanical bits in that model, which middle-seat passengers will have to straddle. Those sat in the outer seats will also find kneeroom isn’t great, while taller drivers might find their hair brushes against the bit where the roof meets the door.
On the plus side, the boot has no load lip so it’s dead easy to get stuff in and out of, plus its square shape makes it easy to play cargo-loading Tetris. With 435 litres of space to use, it’s fairly good but not massive. The e-C4 and Mokka Electric have less, but the Niro EV can carry more stuff. Spend a bit more and you can have a Skoda Enyaq, which has a massive boot.
An update in 2023 increased the E-2008's range from 217 miles to 250 miles, improving the old car's key weakness. That's a useful distance between charges, however, for the cash you can go further in the Kia and a similarly priced MG, while the Citroen and Vauxhall are getting the same battery upgrades as the Peugeot to offer similar range.
As well as this single battery option, there’s just one motor option for the E-2008. It’s now 156hp, which is a bit more than before. However, despite having more power it’s very much designed to offer leisurely performance, even if you pop the car into its sportiest settings.
Sportiness is not the E-2008’s raison d'etre, though. It can be quite fun to steer down a winding road, but it’s much happier cruising along the motorway or in town, where it soaks up bumps with little fuss. This is a very relaxing and comfortable electric SUV to drive.
The Peugeot E-2008 is a real head-turner, and backs this up with a lovely interior, too. Rear seat space is limited and boot capacity is so-so, though the square space does make it more useful. The improved electric range is welcome, too, if still not quite up with the best you can get for this money.
Interested? See how much you could save by looking at our Peugeot E-2008 deals, or browse the latest used E-2008 models from our network of trusted dealers. You can also have a look at other used Peugeots, and when the time comes, Carwow can help you sell your car, too.
How much is the Peugeot E-2008?
The Peugeot e-2008 has a RRP range of £35,700 to £40,700. However, with Carwow you can save on average £12,279. Prices start at £24,235 if paying cash. Monthly payments start at £289. The price of a used Peugeot e-2008 on Carwow starts at £13,500.
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