​A new way of thinking

​Bearing the same name and outstanding 7-seat practicality of its predecessor, we are proud to introduce the PEUGEOT 5008. Re-designed from the ground up, New PEUGEOT 5008 makes an instant impact with a sharp exterior design. Details including LED daytime running lights, chrome accents and stylish alloy wheels feature at all levels on this stylish SUV.​

Style with substance

​In line with its advanced design PEUGEOT 5008 features a comprehensive list of advanced safety technologies as standard. Systems include an Automatic Emergency Braking System (AEBS) with both vehicle and pedestrian detection, distance alert system, lane departure warning, speed limit recognition and a Driver Attention Alert system (DAA1).

front view of peugeot 5008

An enhanced driving experience

Awaken your senses on board the PEUGEOT 5008 with the PEUGEOT i-Cockpit® and its high-tech environment. The 12.3” head-up digital instrument panel, 10-inch capacitive touch screen, compact multi-function steering wheel and electric impulse automatic gearbox control* offer a unique and immersive driving experience.

The new PEUGEOT i-Cockpit® centres around a driving experience that puts you in control. The 12.3” head-up digital instrument panel is fully customisable, with PEUGEOT 5008, gone are the days of being constrained to conventional analogue dials. The display is also positioned above the steering wheel, closer to the road, increasing safety. The compact multifunction-steering wheel has been designed to increase driving pleasure and agility, its compact dimensions make light work of manoeuvres. Finally the 8.0 or 10-inch capacitive touch screen with multi touch technology is angled towards the driver for increased comfort.

*Automatic Transmission Only

Outstanding modularity

With 7 individual seats, PEUGEOT 5008 can be configured in a way to perfectly meet your needs. Intelligent features including removable seats in row 3 and flat folding front passenger seat* help to increase practicality even further. Whilst front seat passengers can enjoy the PEUGEOT i-Cockpit®, rear occupants haven’t been overlooked, second row occupants can enjoy back seat angle adjustment, comfort is enhanced even further with rear seat back tray tables* and window blinds*.

Blue peugeot 5008 driving

New PEUGEOT 5008 Hybrid

The PEUGEOT 5008 is now available as a self-charging hybrid. This model offers higher fuel efficiency than standard petrol or diesel engines, with no need to plug in to charge.

  • Combined fuel consumption: up to 48.7 mpg
  • Combined CO2 emissions: from 128 g/km
  • Power: HYBRID 136 e-DSC6

Responsible pleasure

The chassis, body and equipment have all been streamlined to optimise pleasure and efficiency. Combined with high-performance multi award winning PureTech and BlueHDi engines and the new EAT8 automatic gearbox, PEUGEOT signals the arrival of a new era of high-performance SUVs.

Peugeot 5008 driving a country road
birds eye view of peugeot 5008
blue peugeot 5008 driving on a road
rear view of peuget 5008 suv
inteior of peugeot 5008
close up of 5008 front grille on emerald coloured vehicle

What trim levels are on the PEUGEOT 5008?

Active Premium Plus - Features include:

  • Aluminium Roof Rails
  • 180° Colour Reversing Camera
  • Power folding Door Mirrors
  • Automatic Lights & Wipers
  • ECO LED Headlights

Allure Premium Plus - Features include:

  • 3D Connected Navigation
  • PEUGEOT Open & Go (keyless entry)
  • ‘Black Diamond’ Roof
  • Blue LED ambient lighting
  • Smartbeam Assist

GT - Features include:

  • Adaptive Cruise Control
  • Full LED Headlights with Fog Mode
  • ‘GT’ exterior styling
  • 'Twin exhaust' effect styling
  • Sports interior with Belomka cloth trim

PEUGEOT 5008 Review

Read about our Peugeot 5008. This vehicle is charcaterful and stylish, there is nothing else like the Peugeot.

​What is it?

The Peugeot 5008 is a seven-seat SUV, which puts it in a hard-fought segment. There are plenty of rivals, including the Seat Tarraco, Skoda Kodiaq and Nissan X-Trail – all great cars in their own right.

However, none are quite as characterful and stylish as the Peugeot, which also sits slightly smaller on the road. The question, then, is this all style over substance? Read on to find out…

What’s new?

While you might not associate Peugeot with being a premium manufacturer, its latest models sport a stylish and well-made interior that puts it streets ahead of other mainstream models. That’s true here, with high-quality materials and some impressive technology used.

There are also plenty of practical features such as underfloor storage, a massive boot when the rear seats are down, and loads of configurability to suit any size of family and their luggage. It also benefits from Peugeot’s latest range of economical engines.

What’s under the bonnet?

The pick of the engine options is the 1.2-litre PureTech petrol unit, which makes 131bhp and promises between 39.7 and 47.2mpg alongside a six-speed manual. It also emits just 117g/km of CO2, making it eco-friendly too, and is available with an eight-speed automatic transmission for a little extra cash.

You might be shocked to see us recommending such a small engine for such a big car, but it provides more than enough performance for most uses, not struggling to pull the SUV along – providing it’s not packed to the rafters with seven adults and loads of luggage, of course. Even then, it’s so responsive in normal driving it’s hard to imagine it would falter too much when really put to the test.

What’s it like to drive?

With its premium look you probably won’t be surprised to learn that the Peugeot 5008 is geared towards a relaxing ride, with a soft suspension setup that makes it one of the most comfortable cars in its class.

That’s with the 18-inch wheels, at least. Opt for a higher trim with 19-inch alloys and you’ll find the soft edge has been lost, which is a shame, so if comfort is important it might be worth sticking to the smaller 18-inch units.

Either way, the 5008 makes for an excellent motorway companion, where it rides out road perfections with ease and feels sure-footed at higher speeds.

How does it look?

While looks are naturally subjective, it’s fair to say that the 5008 has a unique, characterful and classy look that more generic rivals can only dream of achieving. It means that the Peugeot is the far more interesting option without being too showy about it.

It also gets Peugeot’s slightly fussy front end, which is somewhat at odds with the elegance of the rest of the car, but the sharp cut-out in the headlights and chunky front bash plate give the 5008 real prominence on the road.

peugeot 5008 interior
front headlights of peugeot 5008
peugeot 5008 driving by a waterfront

​What’s it like inside?

As we’ve already mentioned, the interior is one of the Peugeot’s real highlights. The design is far more interesting than any of its rivals, and only when you step up a price point can you find materials to match the 5008.

Interior

It also gets the i-Cockpit setup, which utilises a small steering wheel with the instruments sitting above it — whether this works depends largely on your driving position, but it’s better here than in most of the firm’s other vehicles.

What’s the spec like?

All models are well-specced, with even entry-level models getting decent safety kit, Bluetooth connectivity, Peugeot’s i-Cockpit digital instrument binnacle, seven seats and LED daytime running lights. Prices here start at £27,915.

Price and kit comparisons make the mid-spec Allure trim feel like the best deal. This adds a bit more safety equipment, 3D navigation, voice recognition, 18-inch alloy wheels and tinted rear windows, with prices starting at £29,815.

Top-spec models start a shade under £40k, which gets you adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera system, perforated leather upholstery in places, a hi-spec stereo system and wheel arch extensions.

Verdict

The Peugeot 5008 makes a case for itself at the very top of the mainstream seven-seat SUV market. There are highly competent rivals from the Volkswagen Group stable, but none are even close to being as characterful as their French rival.

The fact it’s great to drive with a high-quality interior and all the storage options you could ever need is the cherry atop the cake.

Model as tested: Peugeot 5008

  • Price: £27,915
  • Engine: 1.2-litre petrol
  • Power: 131bhp
  • Torque: 230Nm
  • Max speed: 117mph
  • 0-60mph: 10.7 seconds
  • MPG: 47.2 – 39.7
  • Emissions: 117g/km CO2

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