Peugeot 308

Though it isn’t as much of a household name as BMW’s 3-badged car, Peugeot’s long-running 300 series is arguably just as iconic, with the very first model As the new kingpin of the Peugeot 308 range in Australia, does the PHEV do enough to justify its $16,000 premium over the equivalent non-hybrid models?

New plus-sized French wagon makes a compelling upmarket SUV alternative. But does it trade sportiness too generously for efficiency?

Peugeot’s renewed 308 small car arrives in Australia with a radically improved and more premium cabin – plus the same fun-to-drive character

Australians bought more electric vehicles (EVs) in 2024 than ever before, with 91,292 sales eclipsing the 2023 total (87,217) by 4.7 percent, in an The best-selling electric vehicles in Australia, from the chart-topping Tesla Model Y to the least popular EVs on the market

The plug-in hybrid variant of the Peugeot 308 is now on sale but it comes at a substantial price increase over the petrol-only model

Almost one year after it went on sale in Europe, third-generation Peugeot 308 will soon go on sale in both hatch and wagon form

Pricing has not yet been released for the new-generation Peugeot 308 in Australia that will launch by the end of 2022 – but the car is expected to be

Peugeot has confirmed that it will release a fully-electric van in Australia in 2023, but when will its first fully-electric passenger car or SUV be

Peugeot has revealed an all-electric version of its 308 small hatch and wagon boasting over 400km WLTP range and excellent efficiency

With the availability of a plug-in hybrid option, the increasingly premium Peugeot 308 will present a unique option to Australian buyers.

The 2022 Peugeot 308 SW is a small French wagon with plenty of panache bound for Australian shores at the beginning of next year.

Peugeot has revealed the third-generation 308 which features a more aerodynamic design with a slew of tech and safety upgrades.

Peugeot has added more value to the 2020 308 range, though with great sadness, has axed Peugeot Sport variants (the GT and GTi) from the range.

Peugeot Australia announces 308 GT, the return of the warm hatch to the Australian market, starting from $39,990 offering compliance and pace.

Peugeot is continuing its local product renaissance, with the introduction of the 308 hatch and wagon with a boost in value and style completing the update.

Most Peugeot models – including those built up to August 2016 – are available with the generous warranty period until December 31st this year.

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