On the interior, the 10.0-inch touchscreen multimedia system takes centre stage and is joined by a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.

Despite all of the deep cutaways, the dashboard looks quite sleek because of the glossy black piano accents and satin chrome insert panels. 'Piano key' controls round out the centre console, while the classic Peugeot compact steering wheel completes the cockpit.

A panoramic sunroof can be fitted as an optional extra.

There are two engines available -

The Sportswagon has a 1.6-litre, four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine with maximum outputs of 165kW and 300Nm.

The Sportswagon GT PHEV has a 1.6-litre, four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, as well as an electric motor that sits on the front axle which provides combined outputs of 165kW and 360Nm.

There are only two variants for the 508 Sportswagon and most of the standard features are shared across both variants.

Those accessories include 19-inch alloy wheels, tyre repair kit, 10.0-inch touchscreen multimedia system, 12.3-inch digital instrument panel, four cupholders, dual-zone climate control, a leather-accented steering wheel, steering wheel-mounted controls, a reversing camera, keyless entry, satellite navigation, push-button start, a wireless charging pad as well as Nappa leather trims.

The 508 Sportswagon is available with five seats in a 2/3 configuration. The rear seats feature a 60/40 split with a ski-port and a fold-down armrest with two cupholders.

A mix of black Nappa leather and synthetic materials are used as the standard trim option. Satin chrome door handles, dash and instrument panel trims are also standard.

Eight-way electric front seats come standard and both front seats sport premium features like heat and massage functions.

The official 0-100km/h sprint time of the 508 Sportswagon is 8.3 seconds and its max speed is 250km/h.

With the 508 Sportswagon, the official combined fuel cycle is 6.3L/100km and based on the 43L fuel tank, you should see a driving range of around 682km.

With the 508 Sportswagon GT PHEV, you can travel up to 55km on pure electric function.

Under optimal conditions, where you’re utilising both the engine and motor, the GT PHEV has an official fuel cycle consumption of 1.5L/100km (WLTP).

You'll get the most of your fuel economy if you regularly charge the battery, as in - every day.

Peugeot only recommends a minimum 95 RON petrol to be used and no ethanol blends.