The test mule for what appears to be the Peugeot 1008 (name isn’t confirmed yet) SUV has been spotted once again, after being sighted for the first time in Southern Europe in August 2017. Nothing has changed since then – the prototype is still clad in the body of a 208, albeit raised considerably and fitted with fender flares that denote the wider tracks.
When viewed from the side, the rear doors are clearly longer, suggesting at a longer wheelbase. Besides that, we know little of the baby crossover, and it’s unclear when the successor to the 1007 will make its debut, both in concept and production form. While the 1007 featured a pair of sliding doors, its successor may skip that in favour of conventional hinged doors.
In terms of positioning, the 1008 will be the entry-level crossover for the French automaker, sitting below the 2008 in segment and price point. Power will likely come in the form of a three-cylinder petrol engine in varying outputs, with power sent to the front wheels through a manual transmission as standard. There should also be an automatic transmission available.
With Groupe PSA now the owner of the Opel and Vauxhall brands, there is also the likelihood that they could receive a version of the upcoming small crossover. For the Opel/Vauxhall brands, this new model will slot in below the Mokka X, which is a full-fledged B-segment crossover.
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Jangan
No need to bring to Bolehland. Waste of time. Sell it in Europe.
I like it exactly the way it is. Those flared wheel arches as sexy.
So cute
Wow, nice car. Pity Peugeot is not doing well in Malaysia because the distributor is lazy and like to sleep. Typical GLC mentality, always waiting for bantuan kerajaan.
Same goes for P2 toyota SA here coz showroom empty
Typical Toyota SA mentality. When their cars cannot sell, they blame others and talk bad about others. They have so much free time to do that because their showroom is empty.