2024 Peugeot 2008 Photos, engines & full specs

In 2023 Peugeot refreshed the second generation of the 2008 lineup and gave it a more aggressive look, a richer interior, and improved engines.

Many things have changed since 2019, when the second generation of the 2008 broke covers. A world pandemic, an endless microchip crisis, and other unfortunate events shook the automotive market. But, just like during the world financial crisis, carmakers had to do their thing and move on. Peugeot did the same, and despite all odds, it launched the refreshed 2008 lineup in the spring of 2023.

The car's front fascia was adorned with the specific claw design on the bumper, albeit this time, it featured three LED-lit lines instead of one, as on the non-facelifted model. In addition, the grille sported the new badge of the automaker, which was a lion's head. On its profile, the car remained the same, but at the back, there was a new signature lighting, with six horizontal blocks of LEDs instead of three vertical lines as on the 2019 model.

Inside, the standard touchscreen for the infotainment system grew by three inches from seven to ten. This complemented the information received by the driver via Peugeot's i-Cockpit digital instrument cluster. The steering wheel also sported the new badge. Like on its predecessor, customers were greeted by a pair of bolstered front seats up front and a bench seat in the rear for three passengers.

The most significant change for the drivetrain was the electric version, which promised up to 406 km (252 miles) of range from its 156 PS (154 hp) electric motor. Still, for those who needed ICE versions, the automaker offered a range of gasoline and diesel versions.