New Peugeot 108 and Peugeot Django, the total urban mobility offer

Peugeot clearly commits to total urban mobility. It is the only brand that offers this range, in two and four wheels, with its new products, the new Peugeot 108 and the Peugeot Django scooter. Both focused on mainly urban use.

The Peugeot 108, which was already discussed earlier in Highmotor, allows you to modify both the exterior and interior appearance according to each customer’s taste. Three interior ambiances, eight body colours and adhesive patterns are among the options available to make the 108 a unique car.

As with the new 108, with the Peugeot Django countless combinations can be made, offering four different personalisation themes: Heritage, Sport, Evasión and Allure. Yet you can go further through the Django_ID utility, through which the customer can access a total of 118,000 versions of this moped to choose from, among three engine options, 22 body colours, seven saddles, three types of mirror, optional body mouldings and light signature, plus a wide list of accessories.

The engines in both are very efficient. The Peugeot 108 features three-cylinder engines, the 1.0-litre VTi version with 68 CV paired with an ETG5 automatic gearbox and the 1.2-litre PureTech with 82 CV recording really low consumption and emissions, starting from 4.2 l/100 km and 97 g/km of CO2.

The Peugeot Django can be chosen with 50 cc two-stroke and four-stroke engines and a 125 cc one. The latter achieves consumption starting from 2.9 l/100 km.

Connectivity in the 108 is guaranteed. The 7″ touchscreen together with the Mirror Screen function allows the owner’s phone to be replicated, so you can access smartphone apps and functions, navigation, music or the phone book from the screen or even by voice.

The Django, for its part, combines retro aesthetics with high-end finishes. It features the SBC combined braking system and full LED lighting, making driving safer. A 12 V socket allows devices to be charged. It also includes a retro-inspired digital instrument panel where you can check the fuel level, outside temperature and trip information, among other relevant data.

The TOP! version of the Peugeot 108 has a fabric roof customisable in black, grey and Red Purple. When extended with the electric control, an aero-acoustic deflector limits air movement inside the cabin. It is one more distinctive touch on this small urban car.

Both the Peugeot 108 and the Peugeot Django are already available. The new 108 from 9,500 euros, with the PIVE Plan and financing discount with Peugeot Financing included, and the Peugeot Django with a launch promotion from 2,899 euros with registration included.

Source | Peugeot