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Peugeot e-408

Peugeot e-408
$44,000.00
Brand: PEUGEOT
Category: Electric Cars
  • Drive Type: FWD
  • Type: 5 door hatchback, 5 seats
  • Self Driving: No
  • Airbags: Yes

Our Rating

The overall rating is based on review by our experts

5.8
  • PERFORMANCE 5 / 10
  • BATTERY 7 / 10
  • BODY 5 / 10
  • DISPLAYS 5 / 10
  • COMFORT 6 / 10
  • SAFETY 7 / 10

The Peugeot e-408 is a fully electric C-segment fastback from the French Stellantis brand. It carries a 58 kWh usable NMC battery, a 157 kW front-wheel-drive motor, and a WLTP-rated range of 281 miles (453 km). UK pricing starts at £42,175; European pricing opens at €46,600. There is no AWD option and no larger battery variant — one motor, one pack, two trims.

What Is the Peugeot e-408?

The e-408 is the all-electric version of the Peugeot 408, a model that launched in 2022 as a petrol and plug-in hybrid. The body is a fastback — lower roofline than a standard SUV, slightly raised ride height, plastic wheel arch cladding — which Peugeot positions at the upper end of the C-segment.

It is built on the EMP2 platform, not the newer STLA Medium architecture that underpins the e-3008 and e-5008. Peugeot upgraded the EMP2 for this application, fitting a new 157 kW motor (up from the 115 kW unit on earlier EMP2 EVs) and a new 58.2 kWh NMC battery pack. Production is at Peugeot’s Mulhouse plant in France.

Peugeot e-408 Range: What to Expect in Real-World Driving

The official figure is 281 miles WLTP. In practice, independent testing puts real-world range closer to 210–230 miles in mixed conditions. Highway driving at sustained speeds will reduce that further. The car comes with a heat pump fitted as standard, which helps preserve range in cold weather.

There is only one battery option. If the 281-mile ceiling isn’t enough for your use case, Peugeot has no larger-pack variant currently on offer.

Peugeot e-408 Charging: Speed and Times

The e-408 supports 11 kW AC onboard charging (single-phase) and up to 120 kW DC fast charging via CCS.

  • Home charge (0–100%, 7 kW wallbox): approximately 9 hours
  • AC (0–100%, 11 kW): approximately 6 hours
  • DC fast charge (20–80%): approximately 31 minutes

The 120 kW DC peak is functional but not fast by 2025 standards. At that price point, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Kia EV6 both push higher peak rates. If frequent long-distance driving and fast top-ups matter to you, that gap is worth factoring in before committing.

Peugeot e-408 Price: UK, Europe, and African Grey-Market Import

UK: From £42,175 (Allure) to £47,120 (GT). A £1,500 UK government EV grant currently applies, reducing the entry price to £40,675 for eligible private buyers.

Europe: From €46,600 in France at launch.

Nigeria / Kenya / South Africa: Peugeot has no official EV distribution network in West or East Africa. Units arrive through grey-market import. At a CIF value of roughly $51,000–$54,000 USD, expect Nigerian landed costs — factoring in import duties, clearing fees, and current exchange rates — to fall in the ₦70–85 million range. That figure is an estimate and will vary by agent, port, and timing. No official regional RRP exists.

Who Should Buy the Peugeot e-408?

The e-408 targets buyers who want a distinctive design at a mid-premium price and don’t need long daily ranges. It is a practical fit for urban and suburban commuters, professionals who cover 60–150 miles a day, and buyers who charge overnight at home.

It is less suited to frequent long-haul drivers, given the moderate real-world range and 120 kW charging ceiling. The fastback roofline also cuts rear headroom — passengers above 5’10” will notice it in the back seats.

Peugeot e-408 vs Rivals: How It Compares

Within the Peugeot lineup, the e-408 sits between the e-308 (54 kWh, smaller hatchback body) and the e-3008 (larger STLA Medium-based SUV with up to 700 km WLTP range).

Against the wider market at this price point:

Peugeot e-408 vs Kia EV6 Standard Range — The EV6 offers similar WLTP range, charges faster (up to 233 kW peak DC), and has more rear headroom. The e-408 undercuts it slightly on entry price in some markets and has a more distinctive body design. This is the closest spec-and-price comparison.

Peugeot e-408 vs Skoda Enyaq 60 — The Enyaq 60 has better rear practicality, a similar range ceiling, and a more conservative exterior. Both are mid-premium European EVs aimed at family buyers, though the Enyaq has a more conventional SUV profile.

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Full Specifications

MODEL

LAUNCH

Announced 2024, October 02
Status Coming soon. Expected release 2025
Base Price € 44,000

PERFORMANCE

Power FWD 210 hp (157 kW)
Torque 254 lb-ft (345 Nm)

BATTERY

Capacity 58.2 kWh usable
Tech Li-ion NMC (400V type)
Range 281 mi WLTP
Consumption 245 Wh/mi WLTP
Recuperation Yes
Heat Pump
AC Charging Type 2 11 kW
DC Charging CCS 120 kW max, 20-80% in 30 min

BODY

Type 5 door hatchback, 5 seats
Platform E-EMP2
Dimensions 184.6 x 72.8 x 58.7 in (4690 x 1850 x 1490 mm)
Drag Co-Efficient 0.28 Cd
Wheelbase 109.8 in (2790 mm)
Wheels R19
Frunk/Bonnet No
Towing Yes

DISPLAYS

Centre 10" touchscreen
Driver's Display 10"

COMFORT

Seats Heated front seats, massage
Roof Panoramic glass roof
Parking Aids Front and rear sensors, 360˚ camera, autonomous park assist
Connectivity Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay

SAFETY

Airbags Side airbags, front and rear, including head airbag system
Driving Aids 3 radars, 5 cameras, Active Lane Keeping assist, Lane positioning assist, Active lane departure warning with trajectory correction, Long-range blind spot monitoring (75 m), Automatic Emergency Braking System with pedestrians and cyclists detection (7 km/h to 140 km/h), Distance Alert System, Driver Attention Alert, Road Sign Recognition, High Beam assist, Rear traffic alert (during reverse)

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