Up to €3,350 off all versions of the Peugeot 2008

He is the one who opened the way: in 2019, the second-generation Peugeot 2008 inaugurated a new era for the lion brand.

The 2008 plays the role of a versatile urban SUV, offered from the start with a wide range of engines: petrol, diesel, electric, and soon hybrid. It marked Peugeot’s entry into the world of multi-energy SUVs, a strategy that the brand has since expanded across its entire lineup.

Six years later, this iconic model is slowly approaching the end of its cycle. Still appealing thanks to a successful facelift with its sharp style and distinctive i-Cockpit, it does show some signs of fatigue against freshly renewed competitors. The restyled Renault Captur, Hyundai Kona, and Jeep Avenger offer newer technologies, particularly in driving assistance and connectivity, where the 2008 starts to show its age.

But Peugeot is already preparing its successor. A brand new generation is expected in a few months, with a modernized design, enhanced technological offerings, and a more powerful 100% electric version. The current e-2008, while it has served as a showcase for Peugeot’s electrification, is set to make way for a variant better equipped to face the competition, especially in terms of range and charging.

The 2008 knows how to adapt

In the meantime, the 2008 remains a solid choice for those looking for a compact, reliable, and well-designed SUV. And Peugeot has plenty of arguments to make it even more attractive: significant discounts are offered on all versions. Up to 3350 euros on the electric version, 2350 euros on the hybrid, and 2950 euros on the thermal. A great way for the lion to support those who still want to enjoy this bestseller before its transformation. For those curious about newness, mark your calendars for 2025: the future 2008 could well redefine the standards of the segment.

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