Those eyeing the Peugeot 308 will be pleased to know that the facelifted form of the five-door hatch is set to be introduced here soon. As before, the car – which made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show last year – will be available in both Turbo and normally-aspirated VTi forms.
The facelift features a reworked front end, replete with a floating-style front grille and striking boomerang-shaped LED daytime running lights. The car also gets minor revisions to the rear. There are no details on specifications and features for both variants, and all that’s known thus far is the pricing of the Turbo, which is listed at RM121,888 on-the-road, a RM3k increase from the pre-facelift.
No idea if the 1.6 litre Prince mill in the Turbo features the increased output as seen on the 408 Turbo, which brings the THP 156 unit’s 156 hp up to 163 hp, but we’ll find out soon enough. Word has it that the official announcement will be in two weeks time, once the VTi pricing is finalised.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally express positive sentiments about the Peugeot 308 facelift's design improvements, noting it looks better and more modern, especially with the new front headlights and DRLs. Some discuss the exterior styling, comparing it to other models like the Ford Fiesta, and prefer the current design due to its "fierce" look over the more subtle facelift. There are concerns regarding the car's reliability, with owners mentioning past issues such as engine problems and long service wait times. Price discussions highlight the RM121,888 figure, with some feeling the facelift doesn't justify a significant price increase. A few comments mention the interior, hoping it matches the shown images, and some compare features like engine power, with the newer model expected to have 163hp. Overall, excitement is tempered by concerns over resale, reliability, and design choices.