Peugeot has introduced a new range topping trim level for its 208 and 2008 models, along with powertrain enhancements for both cars.
The GT Premium trim level features Alcantara ‘Iconium’ interior upholstery with bold ‘Adamite’ green stitching. Equipment includes Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Lane Positioning Assist, Front Parking Camera and Blind Spot Monitoring with Flankguard sill protection. The front seats are heated and the driver's seat has electric adjustment, lumbar support and a massage function.
The electric E-208 and E-2008 GT Premium also feature a heat pump as standard, allowing for more efficient cabin temperature conditioning and thus reducing energy consumption.
Powertrain improvements boost the range of the E-208 to 268 miles and both the E-208 and E-2008 now come with bi-directional charging capability.
The 208 Hybrid continues to be offered with a choice of two power outputs, but the power has increased from 100PS to 110PS, and from 136PS to 145PS, respectively, reflecting the combined output of the 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine and the integrated electric motor. The 2008 Hybrid is available exclusively with the 145PS version.
Prices start at £28,295 for the 208 GT Premium1.2L PureTech 100 6-Speed Manual, and the Hybrid versions are available from £30,100. The E-208 GT Premium starts from £34,000.
The 2008 GT Premium 1.2L PureTech 130 Auto is available from £35,095, and the Hybrid 145 from £35,870. The E-2008 GT Premium is equipped with a 54kWh battery and is priced at £39,310.
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