Why the electric Peugeot 308 is suddenly almost 5000 euros cheaper - AutoReview.nl

Due to the price reduction, the Peugeot e-308 is now available from 43,585 euros. For that money delivers Peugeot the electric hatchback in the Allure version. Standard equipment includes metallic paint, 18-inch alloy wheels, navigation, heated front seats and even a heated steering wheel. And Pack Drive Assist with adaptive cruise control is also available.

Peugeot has also announced the prices of the station wagon (SW) of the Peugeot e-308. That electric station wagon is available from 44,875 euros and thus falls just below the magical limit of 45 grand. So the SW also qualifies for the 2023 electric car subsidy. This is still available and amounts to 2950 euros for a new electric car.

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First Edition wordt GT

The sportier equipped Peugeot e-308 GT (which replaces the previously available First Edition) is available from 45,985 euros. But because the fiscal value is 42,415 euros, this version also qualifies for the SEPP subsidy. On top of the Allure's equipment, you'll be treated to Alcantara/leatherette upholstery and full LED headlights. The SW costs 47,285 euros as a GT, making it the only electric Peugeot 308 that falls behind the net in terms of subsidy.

Peugeot e-308 range

Just refresh your memory if you previously ignored the Peugeot e-308 because it was too expensive for SEPP subsidy. The Peugeot e-308 has a 156 hp electric motor (torque: 270 Nm). The 54 kWh battery provides a theoretical range of 412 kilometers (WLTP). An 11 kW on-board charger is standard. At a charging point with 100 kW, it is possible to charge the car from 20 to 80 percent in 30 minutes.

The Peugeot 308 is also available with a petrol engine (130 hp) and as a plug-in hybrid (180-225 hp). The prices of these have not been reduced.