It looks like Peugeot’s 3008 crossover will soon hit the streets of KL, since a unit has already been spotted around Putrajaya by reader Redzallica.
This particular unit has the very same paint that was used by Peugeot in the 3008 launch’s press relase photos – a kind of bronzeish colour.
The 3008 is sort of a cross between a hatch and an SUV. The interior is said to have a sedan-like driving position, and I quite like the design of the cabin, which you can find in a full gallery after the jump. The center dash area features an assist grip much like a hardcore 4WD vehicle, although for now the 3008 is front wheel drive only. However there’s a dial in the interior of the press release car that shows 5 “Grip Control” modes – Standard, Snow, Off Road (Mud/Dirt/Wet Grass), Sand and ESP off.
There is however, an all-wheel drive hybrid version called the 3008 Hybrid4 which uses electric power for the rear wheels said to be coming in the future.
Look after the jump for a full gallery of the 3008.
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VIDEO: Peugeot 3008 Crossover
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments about the Peugeot 3008 focus on its affordability, with many expecting a price range of RM120k to RM150k for a well-equipped, full-spec CKD model. Several commenters appreciate its safety and performance features, interior design, and European styling, while some critique the front design and speculate on possible engine offerings, mainly a 1.6L turbo with a 6-speed auto. There’s enthusiasm about the car being a good upgrade option in the RM130-150k range and its potential competitiveness against other SUVs and crossovers. Concerns also mention the actual assembly process and whether the car will include advanced features like a Heads Up Display. Overall, the sentiment is positive, with anticipation for the official pricing and launch details.