2024
Semi-Auto
Tax: £170
Mileage: 1
Hybrid
Mileage: 2
Automatic
Tax: n/a
2023
53.3 mpg
Tax: £180
Mileage: 193
Mileage: 310
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46.3 mpg
Tax: £190
Mileage: 668
Petrol
Mileage: 1,000
2022
Mileage: 1,636
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Rarely has a car evolved so much over its history as the Peugeot 308. The first generation version of 2007 was an MPV, but the MK2 design of 2016 switched roles and became a crossover (with a seven-seat derivative, the 5008). That second generation 3008 sold well (1.3 million units in 130 countries), which is why late 2023 saw the announcement of the third generation model we look at here (which again supports a seven-seat 5008 spin-off model). This time round, once again the 3008 has evolved into something different - though not so very different. Now, Peugeot wants us to see this mid-sized model as a 'Fastback SUV' - in other words, a family SUV with a swept-back sporty roof line. There are plenty of those already in the segment - Hybrids, PHEVs and full-EVs - and Peugeot wants to target them all. So all three of these kinds of powertrain are being offered here. It's the full-EV set-up this MK3 model's all-new STLA architecture was primarily designed around though, a platform that in future will underpin over 2 million cars a year from the various Stellantis Group brands. What does it create in this one? Let's take a look.
This third generation 3008 is a thorough evolution of what was already a thoroughly modern mid-sized SUV. It seems to have emerged from the kind of customer clinic research suggesting that stylish looks, premium high-tech cabin ambiance, practicality and affordable running costs are all that really matters to a modern family when it comes to their choice of this class of car. If you agree that's true, you'll find plenty to like here, even if you don't stretch to the E-3008 full-EV variant this MK3 range has been primarily designed around. Those in search of a more engagingly characterful crossover of this kind may well wish for more, but those people are rarely served well by cars in this segment. And in the past, they're not the kind of people who would have chosen 3008 anyway. So this car has changed in almost every way, but the people it will primarily appeal to haven't. Perhaps that's a form of progress.
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