Peugeot's Black Friday: 208 Launches with Offer of R$ 75,990, Price of Kwid

Peugeot’s Black Friday: 208 Launches with Offer of R$ 75,990, Price of Kwid

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 20/11/2023 at 19:52

Updated on 20/11/2023 at 19:57

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With An Eye On The End Of 2023, Peugeot Prepares To Win Over Brazilian Consumers With A Special Black Friday Campaign Featuring Phenomenal Discounts

During “Black November,” an extension of the traditional “Black Friday,” Peugeot launches a series of irresistible discounts on its vehicles. Among the most notable offers, the 208 Like model vehicles will be available for R$ 75,990 starting on the 24th.

This promotion represents a substantial reduction of R$ 14,000 from the original price of the vehicles, which was R$ 89,990 before the start of the campaign. To give an idea of the impact, the Peugeot 208 Like in Black Nera color is now priced similarly to the Renault Kwid Intense, currently listed at R$ 74,090.

Duration And Special Conditions Of Peugeot’s Campaign For Its Vehicles

The “Black November” campaign for Peugeot vehicles kicks off on November 24 and extends until the end of the month. During this period, consumers will have access not only to generous discounts on the 208 vehicles but also to other offers, such as the E-2008 line for R$ 199,990. Additionally, Peugeot is offering special conditions,

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Diversity Of Models Covered By The Discounts

The discounts are not limited to the 208. Consumers interested in the SUV 2008, in the Allure version, will have the chance to acquire it for R$ 104,890, with purchase conditions similar to those offered for the 208. For those seeking a more robust SUV, the Peugeot 3008 in the GT version will be available starting at R$ 244,990, with a single payment option over 24 months.

Peugeot has not forgotten about corporate clients, offering exclusive discounts for CNPJ. This includes the Partner Rapid Van for R$ 98,890, with financing facilitated by the manufacturer’s finance division. In addition, the light Peugeot Expert and Boxer will feature discounts of up to 18% through special Stellantis plans.

With these ambitious initiatives, Peugeot aims not only for its sales by the end of 2023 but also provides consumers with the unique opportunity to acquire quality vehicles at more accessible prices with discounts, consolidating its presence in the competitive Brazilian automotive market.

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Peugeot is a renowned automobile manufacturer and one of the oldest brands in the world, with a history dating back to 1810. Originating in France, Peugeot has been a prominent figure in the global automotive industry, known for its stylish vehicles and technological innovations.

Originally founded as a metal products factory, Peugeot began its foray into the automotive world in the late 19th century. In 1889, it launched its first steam-powered vehicle, marking the start of a remarkable journey in automobile manufacturing. Over the years, Peugeot has solidified its presence by producing a variety of vehicles ranging from passenger cars to sporty vehicles.

Peugeot is known for its distinctive and elegant designs. The brand incorporates an innovative and avant-garde approach to the styling of its cars, often blending traditional elements with modern touches. Its vehicles are recognizable by sculpted lines, expressive front grilles, and sophisticated details, reflecting an aesthetic that seeks to stand out in the automotive market.

Peugeot’s Black Friday: 208 Launches with Offer of R$ 75,990, Price of Kwid

With An Eye On The End Of 2023, Peugeot Prepares To Win Over Brazilian Consumers With A Special Black Friday Campaign Featuring Phenomenal Discounts

Duration And Special Conditions Of Peugeot’s Campaign For Its Vehicles

Diversity Of Models Covered By The Discounts

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Peugeot’s Black Friday: 208 Launches with Offer of R$ 75,990, Price of Kwid

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Duration And Special Conditions Of Peugeot’s Campaign For Its Vehicles

Diversity Of Models Covered By The Discounts

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