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Here's the summarization of the video you asked for:- This is a review of the Peugeot e-208 Allure with a 136 horsepower motor and a 45-kilowatt-hour battery.
- The car’s range is 340 kilometers, but more realistically around 275 kilometers combined on the freeway.
- Charging takes 30-45 minutes with a fast charger.
- Top charging speed is 100 kilowatt-hours.
- The car weighs 1300 kilograms.
- The top speed is 150 kilometers per hour, and the 0-100 kilometer acceleration is 8.1 seconds.
- The cargo space is 265 Liters, up to 1106 with the seats down, which is decent for its class.
- Top charging speed is 100 kilowatts.
- The price of the review model is €17,600; the base model is €13,500 in Croatia.
- The top-trim model costs €38,000.
- The LEDs offer standard lighting, but will also be tested.
- The tester prefers the interior, with a cool 3D cockpit.
- Base speakers are decent.
- Some GoPro camera issues persist.
- White illumination often changes to blue.
- There’s no ambient light in this model, and there’s no glove-box light.
- The Allure model has “like, active, allure, GT Line, and GT package” options.
- The power output in sport mode is higher, the car flies in that mode.
- Suspension feels soft, like other French cars.
- There’s a good overview around the car.
- It does not have auto hold.
- It has a side speed-limiter switch and offers easy cruise control.
- A "con" is that all the brake lights are not on when recuperating; Peugeot doesn’t have that.
- Navigation is included.
- There is speed-camera-trap warning included.
- To improve in the navigation feature, should add a way to type in the destination.
- Comfort and precise steering are highlighted.
- The conclusion is that it's a good, quiet, and stable small city car.
- It is perfect for city commutes and smaller distances, though it needs more attention to detail, especially for electric cars.
- One of the biggest appeals of electric cars is less pollution and more investment to help those who lost their homes.
