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Orders open for updated electric Peugeot vans
Date: Tuesday, March 12, 2024 | Author: Sean Keywood
Peugeot has opened orders for updated versions of its e-Partner, e-Expert, and e-Boxer electric vans.
The models have all received revised styling, new technology, and updated powertrains.
The e-Partner features a 136hp electric motor and a 52kWh battery, the e-Expert comes with a 136hp motor and a 75kWh battery, and the e-Boxer features a 270hp motor and a 110kWh battery.Ranges between charges under WLTP testing now stand at 205 miles, 217 miles, and 261 miles respectively.
The e-Partner and e-Expert are available with a choice of Professional and Asphalt trim levels, while the Boxer is only available with Professional trim.
The e-Partner and e-Expert come as a panel van or crew van, while the e-Boxer can be had as a panel van or window van, or as an incomplete chassis cab. All are available with a choice of two vehicle lengths.
Prices, excluding VAT and including the UK Government’s plug-in van grant, start at £25,455 for the e-Partner, £36,210 for the e-Expert, and £44,485 for the e-Boxer.
The first deliveries are expected in the Spring.
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