2024 Peugeot 2008 Update: New Features and Price Adjustments Announced for Australian Market

Jacob Brooke
April 9, 2024
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The 2024 Peugeot 2008 has been introduced to the Australian market, featuring updates in design, mechanics, and technology, accompanied by a price increase of around $1,000.

The lineup consists of two petrol models, the Allure and GT, which now include an eight-speed automatic transmission aimed at enhancing fuel efficiency, a change from the previous six-speed configuration.

An electric version, the e-2008, is expected to join the lineup later within the third quarter of 2024, details of which are pending confirmation by Peugeot Australia.

Since its introduction to the Australian market in July 2020, the Peugeot 2008, which has received a five-star ANCAP rating from 2019, has undergone several lineup adjustments, including the introduction and subsequent removal of a mid-spec GT Sport variant.

For the 2024 model year, both the Allure and GT models are equipped with a 1.2L engine paired with the new eight-speed transmission.

Exterior updates for the 2024 models include new 17-inch ‘Karakoy’ diamond-cut alloy wheels and design changes such as the updated Peugeot logo, a new grille, revised LED headlights, and an updated rear light design featuring six horizontal LED tail-lights.

The starting prices before on-road costs are set at $39,990 for the Allure and $44,490 for the GT.

Interior enhancements across both models include a new high-definition 10-inch centre infotainment screen and digital instrument cluster, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity now standard.

The GT model additionally offers wireless smartphone charging and ambient interior lighting among its upgraded features.

Safety and convenience updates include the addition of front parking sensors for the Allure model, while the GT model receives Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go functionality as a standard feature.

The vehicles maintain the 1.2L three-cylinder turbo engine, with the new transmission setup contributing to an improved fuel consumption rate of 5.4L/100km combined.

Peugeot provides a five-year/unlimited kilometre warranty and roadside assistance for the 2008 model, along with capped price servicing and optional pre-paid service plans.

Now available in showrooms, the 2024 Peugeot 2008 presents updates in design and technology against a backdrop of a modest price increase.

Pricing

  • 2024 Peugeot 2008 Allure: $39,990 (+$1690)
  • 2024 Peugeot 2008 GT: $44,490 (+$1790)

Prices do not include on-road costs.

2024 Peugeot 2008 Features by Grade

Allure Grade:

  • 17-inch Karakoy diamond-cut alloy wheels
  • Automatic LED headlights
  • 10-inch digital instrument cluster
  • 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (NEW)
  • DAB digital radio, climate control
  • Lomsa fabric upholstery with “leather effect and quartz top stitch”
  • Keyless entry and start, auto-dimming rear-view mirror
  • Split-level boot floor, 2 front USB-C outlets, 1 rear USB-A and 1 USB-C outlet (NEW)

GT Grade (includes Allure features plus):

  • Adaptive LED headlights
  • Leather-wrapped steering wheel with green stitching
  • Alcantara and leather-effect upholstery with green stitching
  • Heated front seats, massaging driver’s seat
  • Satellite navigation, 3D digital instrument cluster
  • Eight-colour ambient lighting, wireless phone charger
  • Frameless auto-dimming rear-view mirror

2024 Peugeot 2008 Specs:

Drivetrains

  • Powered by a turbocharged 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine
  • 96kW of power at 5500rpm and 230Nm of torque at 1750rpm
  • Mated with an eight-speed automatic transmission
  • Front-wheel drive

Efficiency

  • Uses 5.4L/100km on the combined cycle
  • Emits 123g/km of CO2
  • 44L fuel tank

Dimensions

  • Measures 4304mm long, 1815mm wide (1987mm including mirrors), and 1550mm tall
  • 2605mm wheelbase
  • 434L of boot space (545L measured to the roof), expanding to 1015L and 1467L with rear seats folded

Servicing and Warranty

  • Five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty
  • Servicing every 12 months or 15,000km
  • First five services capped at $2392 over five years
  • Pre-paid service plans available: $1700 for five years, $950 for three years, $1400 for four years

Safety

  • Five-star ANCAP safety rating (2019 testing)
  • Autonomous emergency braking, driver attention monitoring, lane-keep assist, multi-collision brake, reversing camera
  • Front (NEW) and rear parking sensors
  • GT trim adds adaptive cruise control with stop/go, surround-view camera, blind-spot monitoring, active lane following assist

Connected Services Subscription (Three Years)

  • Carpark locations and space availability, petrol station locations and pricing
  • Speed camera alerts, live traffic updates
  • Over-the-air map updates

Options (GT only)

  • Style pack ($2500): Sunroof, 18-inch Evissa Onyx Black diamond-cut alloy wheels

Colours

  • Standard: Sellenium Grey
  • Metallic ($690 extra): Artense Grey, Nera Black, Okenite White (NEW)
  • Premium ($1050 extra): Elixir Red, Vertigo Blue
Jacob Brooke
Jacob Brooke, a respected voice in the world of automotive journalism, brings a wealth of knowledge and insights to his reviews at CarSauce. His keen eye for detail and passion for all things cars shine through in his in-depth analysis and honest evaluations of the latest models of cars. Join him as he guides readers through the car-buying process and explores the exciting world of motoring.

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