Archive for the ‘Peugeot’ category

2010 Peugeot 908 HDi FAP

The victorious 908 HDi FAP and its three drivers – Alexander Wurz, Marc Gené and David Brabham – embarked almost immediately on a ‘lap of honour’ tour which lasted from June until September before the car finally made its way back to the team’s Vélizy workshops. Since then, with its sights set firmly on 2010, the year of Peugeot’s 200th anniversary celebrations, Team Peugeot Total hasn’t taken its eye off the ball in the slightest.

2011 Peugeot Hoggar

Peugeot Hoggar is the first model to use a “combined” platform, based on the chassis of the Brazilian 207 and that of the Partner. This is the arrival of the “pick-up by Peugeot”, a model entirely designed, developed and manufactured in Brazil, intended for sale on the Brazilian market, which strengthens Peugeot’s image as national manufacturer. The Peugeot Hoggar will be launched in Brazil on 15th May 2010, in three equipment levels and two Flex Fuel engine options: 1.4 and 1.6.

2010 5 by Peugeot Concept

As part of its new Marque project, Peugeot is launching the 5 By Peugeot concept. This modular technology incorporates HYbrid4 technology which will be launched as standard on the 3008 from 2011. With its dimensions, proportions and styling, the 5 By Peugeot concept is a response by the Marque to radical changes in the market for large, luxury saloons.

2010 Peugeot 207 S16 Special Edition

Peugeot has created the Special Edition 207 S16 which is based on the 207 Sport 1.6 VTi 3dr, only 250 examples of this car will be produced. The S16 adds to the already comprehensive standard equipment of the 207 sport model: Bianca White exterior body colour, Full 207 RC Cup bodykit comprising front and rear spoilers, side skirts and a pseudo rear diffuser, 17″ Hockenheim Alloy Wheels, SP Sports mesh grille, Dark tinted rear windows from the 207 GTi model, Special interior badge signed by Kris Meeke, Optional free of charge vinyl rally graphics which mimic those found on Kris Meeke’s IRC winning 207 S2000 rally car.

2010 Peugeot RCZ

Through the Peugeot SR1, the Marque reveals the stylistic design trends for its future models. The concept car embodies the new world of Peugeot, reflected by the new Lion badge which adorns it’s body.

Dynamic, balanced, sensual, with an exclusive high-tech interior, this “dream car” explores and reinterprets the theme of the “Grand Touring Car”. The use of HYbrid4 technology allows the Peugeot SR1 to offer an engineering specification in keeping with its styling: 230 kW (313 bhp) with emissions of only 119 g/km of CO2 (0 in electric mode), 4 wheel drive and steering…. for an ideal blend of excitement and efficiency.

2010 Peugeot RCZ Limited Edition

With a strong tradition of «vehicles for pleasure» and nearly 200 years of industrial adventure, Peugeot is today launching a «Limited Edition» of the RCZ, reserved for its first 200 European customers.

Much more than a dream which has become a reality, the RCZ has been designed as an exclusive «custom» vehicle aimed at particularly discerning and demanding buyers. The 200 examples of the «Limited Edition» version of Peugeot’s compact coupé can already be pre-ordered at the Frankfurt show or in the network; contact is also possible on Peugeot’s Internet site.

2010 Peugeot BB1

With its BB1 concept car, Peugeot has fearlessly pushed back the conventions and boundaries of automobile manufacturing to bring a totally original response to the current and future needs of urban mobility. Capable of seating four people in a vehicle just 2.5 metres long, the BB1 concept car is a full electric vehicle that reinvents the automobile in every way: architecture, style, interior design, drive, connectivity – while all the time respecting the environment.
At the forefront are the values of liberty, optimism – even “altruism”. The BB1 concept car is the promise of a new driving experience.

The world is always on the move. Urban traffi c is ever increasing. Everyone wants to save time and the environment is a bigger priority than it ever has been before. Designers
are seeking ever more ingenious ways to visualise a plethora of solutions for the future.