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How switching to a new PEUGEOT E-208 or new PEUGEOT E-2008 can save you money

Why switch from a petrol to an all-electric PEUGEOT? It’s a fair question, and without all the information, hesitation around electric ownership is completely understandable. Read on to find the answer!

Considering a new car? Here at Arbury, we’re big advocates of the electric revolution but understand that people might still be unsure of the benefits of making the switch. That’s why we want to highlight some of the current advantages available to customers who choose to purchase a new PEUGEOT E-208 or new PEUGEOT E-2008 over their petrol equivalents, including those all-important cost savings!

The petrol and electric versions of these models may look similar from the outside, and they’re both packed full of plenty of user-friendly, modern tech and comfort features, so it’s looking under the hood that’ll showcase their real differences.

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Replacing the petrol engine with an electric powertrain doesn’t compromise on performance. Instead, it offers more opportunities for you to save on things like fuel costs and tax rates.

What's more, the new PEUGEOT E-208 comes with up to £5,850 towards your deposit and the new PEUGEOT E-2008 comes with up to £6,950 towards your deposit at 0% APR finance when you buy from Arbury – making securing your new car that much easier!

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To give you a real understanding of just what switching to one of these electric vehicles could save you, we’ve broken down some examples below.

The new PEUGEOT E-208

Using the example of upgrading from a new PEUGEOT 208 Allure Hybrid 100 e-DSC6 to a new PEUGEOT E-208 E-Style 135hp automatic, energy consumption is reduced from 55 miles per gallon to 4.86 per kWh, while the total fuel or electricity and tax costs decrease from £3,454 to £1,643, saving £1,811^ over a four-year period.

The new PEUGEOT E-208 also offers added refinement and lower tailpipe emissions and even adds 36bhp for a more impressive performance.

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The new PEUGEOT E-2008

Comparing the new PEUGEOT 2008 Allure 1.2L PureTech 130 EAT8 to the new PEUGEOT E-2008 Allure Electric 54kWh 156, there is an energy consumption saving of 45 miles per gallon to 5.24 miles per kWh, with total fuel or electricity and tax costs over four years reducing from £4,083 to £1,551 – that’s a saving of £2,532!^

Like the new PEUGEOT E-208, the new PEUGEOT E-2008 offers added refinement, exciting performance (+26bhp) and lower tailpipe emissions.

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Want to discuss making the switch in more detail? Get in touch with your local Arbury, PEUGEOT team and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you might have and arrange a test drive.

Find your local dealership here. Discover our new PEUGEOT E-208 and new PEUGEOT E-2008 models.

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^Fuel costs based on the RAC UK average (£ per litre) and the E.ON Next Pledge Tracker Tariff (pence per kWh) as of 27 December 2023, and calculated based on ZEV’s moving to the standard annual rate from April 2025.