Jul 11 - Sep 11

It’s the new SUV that the world is demanding, and it’s coming to Australia. With its distinctive, stylish appearance and its 4x4 capabilities, the 4008 is the modern response to the needs of all-terrain vehicle customers from Vaucluse to Vladivostok.

When it’s launched here next year Peugeot’s 4008 will be the ideal compact SUV for Australians: economical, stylish and easy to drive.

Peugeot’s 508 RXH Limited Edition, launched at the Frankfurt motor show and available on-line to buyers in 12 European countries, is a sell out.

The strong Australian dollar has helped Peugeot Automobiles Australia significantly reposition one of its most engaging models, the 4007 sports utility vehicle.

Is there anything sportier, more desirable, even just a tad better than a Peugeot RCZ? Actually, yes there is. It’s called the RCZ Peugeot Sport, built specifically for the track.

Launched in autumn 2007, the 308 has continued along the successful avenue opened up by the 307 since on 5th of September, a few weeks after its remodelling, the millionth 308 – a 1.6 e-HDi car emitting just 98 g/km CO2 – rolled off the production lines in Sochaux, France.

For Peugeot, the product offensive continues with the world debuts of the 508 RHX hybrid and HX1 concept car.

In Frankfurt, the 508 RXH, the HX1 concept car and the 908 Hybrid4 race car, are all demonstrations of Peugeot’s pioneering and determined approach to diesel-electric hybrid technology.

At its stand in Frankfurt, Peugeot is putting its premium models under the spotlight, a definitive illustration of the marque’s strategic upmarket shift.

Diesel-electric hybrid and distinctive high end appeal combine to offer an original all-road vehicle: the new Peugeot 508 RXH.