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Peugeot is bringing just over a dozen electric E-308 hatchbacks to Australia, priced at $65,990 drive-away, but it’s far from a typical new model launch.
The 14 examples of the small electric hatch are coming here as part of a ‘Peugeot Preview Program’, which the French brand is calling “an exclusive customer evaluation program”.
Over the first 12 months of their ownership experience, E-308 buyers will be asked to share their feedback with Peugeot Australia.
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Offered exclusively at first to customers who registered their interest in buying an E-308, the opportunity will be extended to all Australian consumers on Friday, November 8.
The company has declined to confirm a date for a more traditional market launch for the E-308.
The electric hatch – which Peugeot is calling a model year 2024 vehicle – will be available for test drives at the Sydney International Electric Vehicle Show this weekend.
Peugeot changed its official line on its EV plans in September, coinciding with its axing of plug-in hybrids (PHEVs).
“Although we’re not in a position to comment specifically on individual vehicles, the 100 per cent electric range is set to expand from 2025,” said a spokesperson for Peugeot Australia in September.
That leaves no official timing or confirmation for a raft of EVs that Peugeot had previously stated or indicated were coming here, including the E-208, E-308, E-3008, E-5008 and updated E-2008.
The company is rolling out a new mild-hybrid powertrain across much of its range during 2025.
Model | Drive-away price |
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2025 Peugeot E-308 | $65,990 |
Peugeot E-308 | |
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Powertrain | Single electric motor |
Drive type | Front-wheel drive |
Power | 115kW |
Torque | 270Nm |
0-100km/h time | 9.8 seconds |
Battery | 50kWh lithium-ion |
Range | 400km (WLTP) |
Maximum AC charge rate | 11kW |
Maximum DC charge rate | 100kW |
The E-308 will take approximately five hours to charge from 0 to 100 per cent using a three-phase 16A wallbox, or 30 minutes to charge from 0 to 80 per cent using a 100kW DC charger.
Peugeot E-308 | |
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Length | 4365mm |
Width | 1859 (mirrors folded) 2062mm (mirrors extended) |
Height | 1465mm |
Wheelbase | 2675mm |
Boot space | 434L (seats up) 1467L (second row folded) |
Gross vehicle mass | 2030kg |
Tare weight | 1548kg |
Peugeot Australia is offering the E-308 with three-, four- or five-year pre-paid service plans, priced at $700, $1000 and $1220, respectively.
Below is how much servicing costs if you pay as you go:
Service | Price |
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12 months or 25,000km | $309 |
24 months or 50,000km | $431 |
36 months or 75,000km | $309 |
48 months or 100,000km | $495 |
60 months or 125,000km | $323 |
Total | $1867 |
The Peugeot E-308 doesn’t yet have a safety rating from ANCAP.
Standard safety equipment includes:
There’s just one trim level of the E-308 on offer.
Standard equipment includes:
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William Stopford is an automotive journalist based in Brisbane, Australia. William is a Business/Journalism graduate from the Queensland University of Technology who loves to travel, briefly lived in the US, and has a particular interest in the American car industry.
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