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Here is a summary of the review:- The Peugeot e-Expert looks robust and solid.
- The Peugeot e-Expert’s distinctive grill resembles the diesel model.
- The charging flap, located on the front left, houses both a Type 2 and CCS connector.
- A 7kW wall box gives a full charge in approximately 11 hours.
- Rapid public charging provides up to 100kW of power, reaching 80% charged in about 45 minutes.
- The standard model of the Peugeot e-Expert has a 2.5-meter load length, a 5.3 cubic-meter load space, and a 1.2-ton payload.
- The 75kW battery gives a real-world range of 170 miles and a WLTP range of 211 miles.
- The van comes in three sizes: compact, standard, and long.
- The dual passenger seat allows space for three people.
- Features inside include deep door storage, a cupholder, a glove box, and dash storage.
- The professional spec trim includes a touchscreen that is Apple Play and Android compatible, and an in-built satnav.
- The vehicle comes in three different trim levels.
- The vehicle has three driving modes: power, normal, and eco.
- The passenger seat flips to allow additional space.
- The vehicle has a mobile desk and is an automatic.
