2024 Peugeot e-208 Allure Premium 50kWh Electric Hatchback

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So, I’ve been driving this Peugeot e-208 for about six months now, and honestly? It’s been a solid little beast. It’s a 2024 Allure Premium model, 100kW electric motor, 50kWh battery — good range, up to 200 miles, which is more than enough for me between Saltash and the coast.

It’s Nera Black, which looks sleek and modern, and comes with those 16-inch grey alloy wheels — not flashy, but adds a bit of sporty edge. The cabin feels really well put together, with a clean, modern layout. I use the touchscreen a lot — DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple/Android Auto, and the sat nav helps me get around without ever getting lost.

I love the rear camera and parking sensors — makes it so much easier to park in tight spots, especially when I’m dropping off groceries or going to the local shop. The climate control, cruise control, and ESP with hill assist mean it’s safe and comfortable whether I’m driving on the A30 or a country lane.

Inside, it’s quiet and comfortable. The seats are plush, and the one-touch electric windows (front and rear) make getting in and out of the car a breeze. The tailgate has a heated windscreen and wiper, which is a real plus in the winter. I’ve even got the mode 3 charging cable — it’s not fancy, but it works well when I’m at home or at work.

I’ve had it through full service history, and it’s been well looked after. No major issues, just a few small things I’ve fixed myself over time. Free road tax and all the safety features are in place — including driver attention warning, speed limit recognition, and the Visio Park system with a 180-degree reversing camera.

It’s not flashy, but it’s reliable, quiet, and feels like a real driver’s car — not just a city commuter. I live in Saltash, Cornwall, and I’ve used it for daily commutes, weekend trips, and even a quick dash to the seaside.

Price is £12,634.20 — which is a bit steep, but it’s a solid car with a lot of practical features. I’m not selling it for a quick cash grab — I’m just looking to part with it after a few years of solid use. If you’re into electric cars that don’t feel like a chore to drive, this might be something you’d actually enjoy.

I’ve been through the Vertu network, which is a big dealer with lots of cars — they’ve been great with service and support, and this one’s been well maintained. No major repairs, just normal wear and tear.

If you’re thinking of getting into EVs and want something practical, quiet, and not too flashy — this one’s been a real joy.

Just let me know if you’re interested — I’m happy to chat.