In 2024, Peugeot has launched an ambitious campaign to electrify its range of vehicles, focusing especially on the C segment, one of the most competitive and in-demand on the market.
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This year, the French brand has introduced several electric models, including the Peugeot E-308 and its family variant E-308 SW, the E-408, and the popular E-3008, which has achieved more than 35,000 orders in just a few months.
However, Peugeot’s offering would not be complete without an option for large families, and this is where the renewed model comes into play. Peugeot 5008 2024.
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Until now the only model in its family without an electrified version, the Peugeot 5008 is being reinvented in this new generation to offer a seven-seat SUV with hybrid, plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and fully electric options.
This new model is already available on the market from about $39,660We have had the opportunity to test it and here we bring you all its details and our impressions.
Aesthetically, the new Peugeot 5008 maintains a clear affinity with the 3008, although with more generous dimensions that allow for a more spacious interior.
He front designwith a pronounced hood and a stylized grille accompanied by headlights with Pixel LED technology (in the GT finish), is practically identical.
Although the main difference is also found at the rear, where the fastback line of the 3008 has been replaced by a more conventional rear end, optimized to maximize trunk and rear row space.
The colors Available include Obsession Blue, Ingaro Blue, Okenita White, Pearl Black, Artense Grey and Titanium Greywith the option of a gloss black roof on the GT trim.
The interior of the Peugeot 5008 stands out for its modern and technological design.
Peugeot’s Panoramic i-Cockpit It is a central feature, with a floating, curved 21-inch widescreen HD display that combines the instrument cluster, head-up display and multimedia system into a single panel.
This futuristic setting is complemented by LED ambient lighting available in eight colours, a steering wheel with haptic surfaces, ten customisable i-Toggles, and a panoramic glass roof. The voice assistant that can be activated with “OK Peugeot” and is compatible with ChatGPT adds a touch of technological sophistication.
He interior space This is one of the strong points of the new Peugeot 5008. Thanks to a longer wheelbase, a third row of seats has been included, allowing up to seven passengers to be accommodated comfortably.
It should be noted that the second row no longer has three identical seats, the two side seats offer generous leg and headroom, while the central seat, although narrower, remains functional.
The third row, although smaller, is spacious enough for an adult up to 1.76 meters tall.
The trunk of the 5008 has also been optimizedWith all three rows of seats in use, it offers 259 litres of capacity, which increases to 748 litres with just two rows and up to 2,232 litres with all rows folded down. In addition, there is an additional compartment under the third-row seats that provides extra space.
The Peugeot 5008 is based on Stellantis’ STLA Medium platformsharing architecture and engines with the 3008. Engine options include fully electric versions and two hybrid variants.
The electric versions offer power outputs of 213 or 231 hp for front-wheel drive and 322 hp for all-wheel drive. The maximum range reaches 660 kilometers with the extended-range version.
Also, the 5008 supports fast charging up to 160 kW, allowing to recover from 20% to 80% charge in just 30 minutes.
For those who prefer a hybrid option, the Peugeot 5008 offers a three-cylinder engine with a 48-volt electrical system, with a total power of 136 hp and a dual-clutch automatic transmission.
This hybrid version can operate up to 50% of the time in electric mode during urban driving.
With these innovations, the Peugeot 5008 2024 is positioned as an ideal option for families looking for a spacious, technological SUV with various engine options, adapting to the present and future needs of sustainable mobility.