Peugeot Django, the chicest moped on the market

There are vehicles that, the moment we see them, evoke one sensation or emotion or another and, in the case of the Peugeot Django, the new vintage moped from the motorcycle division of the lion brand Peugeot Motocycles, the word is ‘chic’.

And it is that, from its shape to its colour, through its palette of colours, not forgetting its mechanics, rooted in smart urban mobility, this scooter makes the ideal companion for the garage space of the FIAT 500, both now in its hybrid guise, and the FIAT 500e itself, as a fully electric vehicle.

The proposal from Peugeot is straightforward: to project elegance within the city. And elegance lies not only in the forms, but also in the substance, in its conception.

The elegance, the distinction and that touch of retro charm shown by the Peugeot Django exude French exclusivity, like a pret-a-porter suit. But the lightness it exhales also stems from its unmistakably Swedish-atavistic design.

The aim of this alluring moped from Peugeot is to deliver agile, efficient and, above all, distinguished mobility. Whether for the daily work commutes of someone who needs a dynamic yet individual vehicle, or even for the popular afterworks, those get-togethers on terraces, in shopping centres or in distinguished venues that pair perfectly with this scooter of the new era of individual urban mobility.

For the moment this vehicle is presented as an image, with no information whatsoever on performance, consumption or specifications, except that it will come with 50 and 125 cubic centimetre engines, but certainly not the price of the Peugeot Django.

But, judging by the proposals from Peugeot Motoclycles, including the bicycles of a likewise retro cut from the division dedicated to two-wheeled passenger transport, it will surely not be able to count itself among the manufacturers offering the most affordable mopeds on the market.