PEUGEOT HYBRID DRIVING
RANGE INFORMATION
The driving range of PEUGEOT hybrid vehicles allows you to travel both short and long distances.
To ensure that you have a relaxed travelling experience, you can find all the information you need here: our advice for optimising your range and best practices to adopt.
DRIVING RANGE OF HYBRID VEHICLES
Hybrid vehicles have two complementary engines (petrol and electric).
Our 3008 Hybrid SUV can travel up to 1,036 km in range on a single tank of petrol.(i) Figure based on combined average city and highway cycle test under Australian Design Rule (ADR) 81/02. Range figure is based on laboratory test results only using standardised testing conditions which measure fuel consumption, energy consumption, and carbon emission (as applicable). Real world results may vary based on individual driving circumstances e.g., traffic conditions, driving style, vehicle modifications, fuel quality, climatic conditions, etc. Quoted figures may not reflect real world fuel consumption, energy consumption, and carbon emission. This impressive range is made possible by the Turbo Hybrid Engine powertrain. This system is designed to provide more comfort and dynamism for every driving experience.
PEUGEOT ASSISTANCE TO OPTIMISE DRIVING RANGE
Your energy consumption is shown in real time on your dashboard for optimal management of your vehicle’s driving range.
Hybrid mode allows you to use the electric motor and petrol engine depending on the driving style and type of road.
When you release the accelerator(i) Brake mode is activated by pressing button B on the gearbox control which then maximises battery charging. , the electric motor acts as a generator, slowing the vehicle and recharging the battery.
SOME FACTORS IMPACTING YOUR
VEHICLE'S DRIVING RANGE
As with a petrol or diesel vehicle, these are some of the factors can affect the driving range of a hybrid vehicle:
As with a petrol or diesel vehicle, these are some of the factors can affect the driving range of a hybrid vehicle:
Driving with loads on the roof or with a window open increases wind resistance and therefore fuel consumption. A heavy load will also affect driving range.
Smooth and eco-friendly driving will optimise your driving range.
Heating and air-conditioning can be responsible for some of your battery consumption.
Your fuel consumption is increased when travelling uphill and your range is affected.