For nothing, the latest generation Peugeot 208 won the 2020 European Car of the Year. So, it looks good, runs well, and comes packed with the new development gear. A few years ago in the standard subcompact segment, some of which were unheard of.
Features:
The e-208, which is the supermini’s electric version (that is the European term for sub-compacts), does all the ICE-powered versions do. The engine produces 134 hp and 192 lb-ft (260 Nm) torque. From 0 to 62 mph (0-100 km / h) for a very respectable 8.1 second.
It has a WLTP range of 211 miles (340 km). Once the 50 kW battery exhausted, it can charge with the 100 kW quick charger in about 7 and a half hours at a wall box, or up to 80 percent in just 30 minutes.
About Battery:
Because of the battery’s added weight and the re-tuned suspension. The e-208 operates differently from the standard model. It still feels pretty nimble around turns and can be further sharpened by keeping it in the sport mode. Making the throttle livelier.
This helps the driver every now and then to bring the right foot down and does so without compromising the speed of the journey. The zero-emission supermini looks pretty good even on 17-inch wheels, and the seats add to the sensation.
It has a modern feel, great build quality. Adequate room for two adults at the back and decent boot capacity for the part, from the interior.
For some, the tiny steering wheel and awkward view of the instrument cluster might be a deal-breaker, but if you can overlook them, you’ll get a very good EV according to the following analysis, which also covered certain facets of the vehicle.
The engine produces 134 hp and 192 lb-ft (260 Nm) torque. From 0 to 62 mph (0-100 km / h) for a very respectable 8.1 second. Thus still feels pretty nimble around corners and can be further sharpened by keeping. It is sport mode which makes the throttle more lively. It allows the driver every now and then to put the right foot down. Without losing the efficiency of the journey.
