Peugeot 2008 Review: Stylish Design, High-Tech Features, and Practicality
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Ah, the new Peugeot 2008 - a true transformation from its less attractive predecessors. This latest model is like the ugly duckling turned beautiful swan of the automotive world. With its sleek design, flat rear end, and unique claw-like light design, this car certainly makes a statement on the road. The electric version comes with a hefty price tag starting at over £45,000, but for those seeking a blend of style and eco-friendliness, it may just be worth it.
Step inside the Peugeot 2008, and you're greeted with a futuristic, spaceship-like interior. The large screen, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto offer a high-tech driving experience. The steering wheel features functional buttons, and the quality of materials used throughout the cabin is top-notch. When it comes to practicality, this car doesn't disappoint - offering ample storage, wireless charging, and convenient separate climate controls. However, the rear seats, while luxurious with optional Nappa leather, lack adequate foot space due to the batteries stored on the floor.
In terms of functionality, the Peugeot 2008 impresses with hands-free boot opening, decent storage space, and thoughtful design details like places to hang items. Despite these positives, the car does have its share of drawbacks. From limited space for adjusting lumbar support to creaky brakes, there are a few niggles that might irk potential buyers. Additionally, a reflective trim in the interior can cause a distracting flickering effect while driving, which is far from ideal. Overall, the Peugeot 2008 is a stylish and technologically advanced choice in the competitive world of electric SUVs.
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Interior design praised, especially the dash layout and center console
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Positive comments on the interior design being futuristic and sharp
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