Details of the all electric Peugeot e-208 revealed

Prices and specifications for the fully-electric Peugeot e-208 have been released.

The all-new e-208 start from £25,050 ($30,561) respectively with customer deliveries starting early 2020.

The all-new 208 is the first vehicle to fulfil Peugeot's new philosophy of the power of choice i.e. ‘choose your Peugeot, choose your powertrain'. Featuring the choice of diesel, petrol or all-electric powertrains, the all-new 208 and e-208 will be available in Active, Allure and GT Line trim levels. The zero-emission e-208 is also available in range-topping GT trim.

Standard equipment includes the new Peugeot i-Cockpit with a compact multifunction steering wheel, configurable head-up display, either a 7” or 10” HD colour touchscreen (according to version) and seven satin chrome ‘piano' toggle switches. The interior environment can also be personalised with a choice of eight LED mood lighting colours. All driving information can be easily accessed through the all-new Peugeot 208 3D i-Cockpit cluster which is a unique system that projects all the information on different layers giving you outstanding 3D effect.

Also available is Peugeot Connect SOS and Assistance, programmable Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist and Mirror Screen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink. The Peugeot 208 brings sharp design, an instinctive driving experience, uncompromising quality and class-leading levels of technology to the supermini-segment.

Peugeot's first new generation, 100% electric vehicle, the e-208 uses a 50kWh battery and 136hp electric motor to provide a 211 mile range from a full charge under the WLTP testing.

In Active trim, the all-new Peugeot 208 will feature 16-inch alloy wheels (steel wheels for the e-208), Active Safety Brake with pedestrian detection, electric and heated door mirrors and LED daytime running lights with Peugeot's unique ‘Tooth' design. The e-208 in Active trim also features pre-heating functionality and automatic air conditioning and be priced at £25,050 ($30,561).

Allure models come with 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels (16-inch alloy wheels on e-208), a gloss black B-pillar, tri-material ‘Cozy' leather-effect seat trim with double stitch detail and the Peugeot 3D i-Cockpit with configurable 3D head-up instrument panel. Allure trim models also feature Peugeot's signature ‘Claw Effect' full LED 3D rear-light clusters. The e-208 in the Allure trim will cost £26,250 ($32,025).

GT Line models feature front and rear parking sensors and 180˚ reversing camera. Also included are 17-inch wheels across petrol, diesel and EV models, Active Safety Brake with Night function, cyclist and pedestrian detection, eight-colour ambient interior lighting, and full LED headlights with Peugeot Smartbeam Assist. Additional styling cues include gloss black wheel arch extensions and a Diamond Black roof. Prices start from £28,100 ($34,282) for the all-new e-208 GT Line.

The all-new e-208 is also available exclusively in range-topping GT trim. Priced at £29,650 ($36,273), the GT models feature fully automated parking assistance, adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Lane Positioning Assist and Blind Spot Monitoring. Inside, GT models come with grey Alcantara leather trim, heated front seats, and Peugeot 3D i-Cockpit with a larger 10-inch capacitive colour touchscreen and Connected 3D Navigation.

All e-208 models come with three driving modes - Sport, Normal and Eco - and support rapid charging up to 100kWh, with an 80% charge taking just 30 minutes. The e-208 also features unique styling cues to set the electric model apart, including a body coloured chequered front grille, a bespoke ‘e' monogram on the C-pillar and a dichroic Lion, which changes colour from different angles.

Peugeot recommends using a wallbox charger, so the all-new e-208 comes with a Mode 3 Type 2 cable as standard, which will charge the vehicle in 7.5 hours with a 7kW charging point. Peugeot customers can also download the MyPeugeot app, which will allow them to manage their vehicle charge remotely, precondition the temperature of the vehicle and receive ‘e-Coaching' on how to benefit most from their vehicle. Peugeot will provide a ‘Charging Pass' to their customers which enables them to access certain UK public charging points through a free subscription for an introductory period.