Peugeot 3008 News

Peugeot has let slip pricing for its facelifted 3008 ahead of its Australian showroom introduction shortly.Now available in four forms, the opening 2021 3008 is now priced at $44,990 before on-road costs, a modest $1000 increase over last year's base grad

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Peugeot has revealed the facelifted version of current-generation 3008 mid-size SUV, which is due in Australian showrooms from the first quarter of next year

Peugeot Australia has increased the pricing of all of its cars and SUVs by $2000 to $4000, depending on the variant

Peugeot Australia’s managing director, Ben Farlow, signaled an intent for the brand to focus on high-spec models and customer experience rather than volume.

Peugeot showcased several upcoming products for the Australian market as part of the launch program of the new 2020 508 liftback and sedan, including electrified versions of its 208 and 2008 hatch and small SUV.

In a bid to clear stock before the next financial year and celebrating its 70th year of continuous sales locally, Peugeot Australia has announced drive-away pricing for its whole range until June 30th (or stock runs out).The whole Peugeot range is being offered with free metallic paint, while any 2018 model year cars also earn a $2000 bonus on top of other incentives. The 208 Active is available for $21,990 drive away, while the upper-spec 208 Allure is available for $24,990 drive away - both saving buyers $3000 in the process.The entry 308 Active is available for $26,990 (-$3000), the mid-spec Allure for $29,990 (-$3000) and the Allure diesel $32,500 (-$6500).The upper end of the 308 range is also on sale - the Touring wagon diesel has been cut to $36,990 (-$4000) and the GTi is $43,990 (-$4000). Peugeot's SUV range is also on sale. The 2008 Active is $26,990 (-$2000) and the Allure $28,990 (-$4000).The 3008 kicks off with the $36,990 Active (-$3900), then the $38,990 Allure (-$5500), Allure Crossway ($43,490, - $3500), GT-Line ($45,990, - $2500) and GT ($46,990, - $7500).The 5008 is available from $42,990 for the Allure (-$5000), $44,900 for the Allure Crossway (-$5600), $46,990 for the GT-Line (-$5000) and $49,990 for the GT (-$8000). Further sweetening both the 3008 and 5008 in GT and GT-Line specs is that the previously-optional $4000 Premium Pack is standard equipment as part of the deal, which adds leather, a panoramic glass roof, heated front seats with eight-way adjustment, massaging and extendable under-thigh seat cushions for buyers.All three- and five-year service packs purchased before June 30 have a 10 per cent discount applied. All cars must be ordered and delivered by June 30 to be eligible for the deals. 

Peugeot has announced three new plug-in hybrid models and confirmed plans to roll-out the powertrain to other models in a bid to reduce the company’s fuel consumption and emissions averages.

Peugeot and Citroen Australia (PCA) has introduced a five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty with five-year roadside assist for all MY18 passenger vehicles.

Peugeot's fightback continues in the SUV market with its mid-sized 3008 launched later this month with pricing starting in the mid-$30,000s and stretching into premium territory at almost $50,000.