It's not perfect.
Hard for me to comment as I had fantastic experience with Tesla for the last 3 years and I genuinely hope there is not going to be any major problem with my Y and don’t have to experience that poor customer service. But I agree Tesla can improve on that. I never had a Peugeot other than a rental 5008 which I really loved it and if I am in a mood might just buy the 2008 electric or petrol. But heard on this forum from @Jason71 they are terrible on the whole. He comes across very sensible on this forum so may think twice before buying one.
Are you sure it was me? I don't have and have never had an electric Peugeot. the 208e was on the short list for second EV and we got as far as sitting in one but ultimately got a Fiat500e. Which is fine as a local runabout. App is not as good as Tesla's but it does actually work reliably so no real complaints. Which is how low the bar is among EV apps that working most of the time makes it a good one
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.I meant Peugeot in general - you somewhere mentioned your previous car was a Peugeot?
Oh I see. I do have a 108 which is my first Peugeot in 25 years and is pretty much as you would expect given that they are one of the cheapest cars you can buy. I don't recall rubbishing it on here but it is pretty awful to drive after any EV let alone a Tesla. Very cheap to insure though for a teenager which was the point of it.
Peugeot have moved on considerably....indeed are quite recently under completely different ownership!
I thought of the same but still overpriced compared to a petrol version especially the older batteries with around WLTP of 200miles. May be the newer one with 252 WLTP may be worth for the money but just think of a new M3 with around 350miles WLTP for £39,990 then you doubt whether e208 is all worth?
Fixed that for you - simply not true these days. Hatchbacks are a dying breed.
An SUV is just a hatchback with a higher roof line and delusions of grandure.
