Peugeot To Launch 5 New Electric Cars By 2025, With The Next Model Revealed Having Up To 700 Km Of Range

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Published on 27/01/2023 at 17:57

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Among Peugeot’s prototypes are the E-3008, E-408, and E-5008, which will be revealed soon

Starting 2023 with major news, Peugeot announced that it will have five new battery electric vehicle models in its lineup by 2025. Two of them, E-308 and E-308 SW (wagon), were revealed in 2022 and are expected to start deliveries soon. In the meantime, the French automaker confirmed the other three cars as E-408, E-3008, and E-5008.

Additionally, Peugeot revealed several models with a futuristic aesthetic, featuring a new light signature. The seven prototypes shown are SUVs, sedans, and coupes of various sizes that have a distinctive appearance compared to the current electric cars in the lineup.

Range of New Electric Cars Shocks the Public

The next model to be revealed by the French automaker is the Peugeot E-3008, which will come off the production line in the second half of 2023. It is a fully electric version of the 3008, which will have one of its main highlights being the range of up to 700 km. This will be the first vehicle based on the new platform for mid-size models from Stellantis and will feature three different propulsion options, including two-motor versions.

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Peugeot Plans to Have 100% Electrified Offering by 2025

Peugeot’s goal is to have “a 100% electrified offering” by 2025. The French company will have a battery electric vehicle (BEV) available in every segment it operates. This information was disclosed by the brand during the launch of the E-2008 here in Brazil last November. By 2030, all models from Peugeot sold in Europe will be purely electric.

Peugeot To Launch 5 New Electric Cars By 2025, With The Next Model Revealed Having Up To 700 Km Of Range

Among Peugeot’s prototypes are the E-3008, E-408, and E-5008, which will be revealed soon

Range of New Electric Cars Shocks the Public

Peugeot Plans to Have 100% Electrified Offering by 2025

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