Peugeot is Preparing a Style Revolution!

Peugeot unveils a first glimpse of its new concept car, the Polygon Concept, a preview of its future style.

Far from being a mere marketing exercise, this concept aims to shape the future of Peugeot’s design with a feline and bold style, but above all, it remains a creativity lab.

The Polygon Concept stands out with its redesigned interior and its Hypersquare steering wheel, combined with Steer-by-Wire technology, promising an unprecedented driving behavior. Peugeot is playing the innovation card here, offering shapes and features that express its vision of a more intuitive and immersive driving experience. Everything is resolutely “French”: elegant, sculptural, and technically ambitious.

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To extend the experience, Peugeot steps into the gaming world. Before the official reveal, scheduled for November 12 on its YouTube channel, fans will be able to explore Peugeot Polygon City, a virtual island in Fortnite created in collaboration with Gameloft. The space reproduces the shape of the Hypersquare, the concept’s central piece, and offers an original immersive experience accessible to all players.

However, behind this futuristic showcase, enthusiasm needs to be tempered. The Polygon Concept introduces bold new stylistic markers, but it is hard to imagine it serving as the basis for a mass-produced model. Its radical lines, proportions, and certain technologies remain a pure style exercise, intended to explore ideas rather than to materialize a marketable vehicle.

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Nevertheless, this concept fulfills its main purpose: to offer a clear and stimulating vision of the direction Peugeot could take in the years to come. Between technical innovation and graphic boldness, the Polygon Concept shows that the brand is ready to experiment and surprise, while reminding us that the journey from concept to production is still a long one.

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