Peugeot UK | New & Used Peugeot Cars

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7/10

The average score of all new Peugeot models on sale.

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8,395 - 56,620

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£7,296

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Peugeot e-2008

A small electric SUV

7/10

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New Peugeot e-2008

From £23,797 (£210* / month)

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Peugeot e-208

Superb small EV with style inside and out

8/10

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New Peugeot e-208

From £22,039 (£199* / month)

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Peugeot 508 SW

Well-equipped estate is one of the most stylish on sale

8/10

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New Peugeot 508 SW

From £27,483 (£493* / month)

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About Peugeot

Peugeot was founded all the way back in 1810, decades before the car was invented. Believe it or not, Peugeot made saws, hand tools, and coffee grinders before it moved onto vehicles. Bicycles and steam-powered trikes were made before the first four-wheeled Peugeot car was produced in 1890.

Books can (and have been) written about the history of Peugeot, so we’ll spool on a bit to the 1970s, when Peugeot took over Citroën. More recent mergers led to the formation of Stellantis, a huge group of 14 car brands including Peugeot.

The current Peugeot range starts with superminis and goes up to large SUVs and MPVs. There’s a strong emphasis on hybrid and electric power. Peugeot expects its European line-up to be 100% electric by 2030.

What our car expert says

“The Peugeot 408 is a bit like one of those half-and-half pizzas. Is it a coupé? Is it an SUV? The truth is it’s a bit of both with a side order of saloon. The roomy, upmarket cabin looks just as striking as the outside.”

Mat Watson

Chief Content Officer

Expert Car Reviewer

Peugeot at a glance

Over 180 dealerships in the UK
Three-year, 60,000-mile warranty
Breakdown cover included for one year (three years/100,000 miles for electric models)
Finance options from 0% APR (subject to change)

Peugeot FAQs

Who owns Peugeot?

Peugeot is part of the Stellantis group. This huge multinational company includes 14 car brands, including French companies Citroën and DS as well as Peugeot.

Are Peugeot cars reliable?

The reliability of Peugeot models has improved in recent years. Even so, Peugeot doesn’t tend to challenge for a podium spot in reliability and customer satisfaction surveys. Generally, it finishes towards the middle or in the bottom half of such studies. Electric cars are generally more reliable than petrols and diesels, so an electric Peugeot should prove durable.

Is Peugeot worth buying?

Yes, most Peugeot models are worth it for the right kind of buyer. Some models, like the e-Rifter, major on practicality. Others, such as the 408, are all about style. If a Peugeot suits your needs and priorities then it makes a good buy.

Why are Peugeot cars so cheap?

Cheap? It really depends which cars you compare to Peugeot. Next to an Audi or BMW a Peugeot may appear cheap, but a Peugeot is generally more expensive than the equivalent Citroën or Dacia. If you are considering one of Peugeot’s EVs, you’ll typically find that Chinese-made alternatives are cheaper to buy.

Which Peugeot model is the best?

If space for people matters more than anything else, then the e-Traveller MPV is best. For town driving, the 208 and e-208 make most sense. For turning heads, choose the 408. The 308 is comfortable and stylish. It really depends what you are looking for, but as an all-rounder the 308 SW estate can make a strong case for being the best Peugeot.