Peugeot has decided to release a few preview photos of the upcoming Peugeot e-3008, an electric version of its 3008 SUV. It will make its public debut in France on September 12 2023.
No tech specs have been revealed as of yet, but perhaps it is similar to what its smaller sibling the e-2008 offers. The e-2008, which has been previewed but so far unlaunched in Malaysia, features a lithium-ion battery with a gross energy capacity of 50 kWh (46.2 kWh net) that is good for a range of up to 320 km following the WLTP standard. The battery powers a front-mounted electric motor rated at 136 PS (134 hp or 100 kW) and 260 Nm of torque.
We’ll be back with more details of the e-3008 when it is unveiled in full. In the meantime, does anyone know if the e-2008 be launched in Malaysia?
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the French really know how to make gorgeous cars. i wonder now that they too are going electric, are they more reliable as well? only time will tell i guess.
They started copyinng chinese designs since most of European top designers jump ship to chinese companies due to way higher pay. That is why this renaul looks like Chery Omoda. Chinese companies are really setting the trends now. End of their chasing era. Now they are leading in every field
will not recommend any of my friend to get an EV with range of just 320km…this is too short distance not worth to consider. My opinion
Your points are valid but its not often we drive 400km on a daily basis. As a city car or a car used to cross neighbouring states, 320km is more than enough. We should be putting our focus on reducing charge times. Not range.
Stated range is 320 km, actual ranger usually about 230 – 250km
Just drove (ahem, in a rather enthusiastic manner) 220km+ on mixed highway and single lane roads yesterday. Averaged 21.1km/kWh. Car WLTP range is 425km and battery is 76.6kWh so range would be 363km or 85% of state range.
If I had kept to speed limits this will improve quite a bit. You will get 272km on this.
You really want a Tesla if you drive longer distances, not only because of higher efficiency but because of the Supercharger network. Who wants to sign up for 3 different apps to be able to charge and invariably find half the chargers to be non working?
Love the galaxy grill. Kudos to Chery for starting the trend. Looks amazing and futuristic
nice but i dont trust european electricals