PEUGEOT electric cars | find out more about their driving ranges

The driving range of PEUGEOT vehicles allows you to cover both short and long distances.

In order to ensure a trouble-free experience, you will find all the useful information here: our advice on how to optimise your driving range, our simulation widgets and the best practices to adopt.

Rest assured, 1 charge per week will be enough!

2/3

of motorists
drive on average
less than 50 km per day.

1 charge

per week, based on:

50 km x 5 working days,

or 250 km.

With 280 to 362 km

of range,

the PEUGEOT electric range
can meet your needs.

2/3

of motorists

drive on average

less than 50 km per day.

1 charge

per week, based on:

50 km x 5 working days,

or 250 km.

With 280 to 340 km

of range,

the PEUGEOT electric range

can meet your needs.

PEUGEOT E-208

PEUGEOT E-2008

PEUGEOT e-Rifter

PEUGEOT e-Traveller

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POWER INDICATOR

Your energy consumption is shown in real-time on your dashboard to better manage your vehicle's range.

ECO-DRIVE MODE

Eco-driving mode allows you to maximise your car's range.

REGENERATIVE BRAKING

When you release the throttle , the electric motor acts as a generator, slows the vehicle down and charges the battery.

REMOTE E-CONTROL

From your smartphone, set the thermal pre-conditioning of your passenger compartment , launch the charge remotely and monitor its progress.

Learn more about electric technology

Learn more about the remote e-control

In order to guarantee you the best experience with your electric vehicle, PEUGEOT makes these simulators available, with the aim of presenting you with the range values that are closest to your actual use.

This information will be useful and necessary to ensure a pleasant experience in your vehicle.

DISCOVER PEUGEOT e-208

DISCOVER PEUGEOT E-2008

DISCOVER PEUGEOT e-RIFTER

SIMULATE THE RANGE OF YOUR e-TRAVELLER

As with an internal combustion engine vehicle, these factors can affect the range of an electric vehicle:

Load transported

Driving with loads on the roof or with an open window increases wind resistance and therefore fuel consumption. A high load weight will also have an impact on range.