Peugeot e2008 2021 review - A French electric SUV with a licence to thrill? / Electrifying
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Video Summary
- The Peugeot e-2008 has a bold design and is quite large for a small compact SUV. - It has a cat's claw design with the lights, and an intricate front grill design. - The tail lights are concept car-esque. - The boot isn't bad on space, with 434 liters. - This is about 100 liters more than the e-208 supermini and is the same size as a Kia e-Niro. - An adjustable boot floor stores cabling, and seats fold flat. - The interior design is layered. - A 10-inch screen is the perfect size and easy to use. - A digital display is also nice and clear. - The steering wheel feels small and squished and is positioned so it obstructs the view of the display. - Entry-level models have a smaller 7-inch screen and analog dials. - Entry-level models have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. - There is a charge point search function. - There is a USB port and USB-C port, but the USB-C port is only for charging and can't sync to the phone. - Switches and buttons are available for heating and whatnot. - The mobile phone holder props the phone up at an angle. - The interior feels snug. - It's based on an internal combustion engine car, and the back floor isn’t flat, and it has extra space with cubby holes in the front. - Plenty of adjustment options exist on the seats and steering wheel. - There is more space in the back than in the e-208, but not as much space as in the ID3. - Below the floor is a 50-kilowatt hour battery pack and drives the front wheels. - The battery has an overall size rather than the usual capacity of 45 kilowatts. - It can be charged at a maximum speed of 100 kilowatts, which is good for a car of this size. - It can charge from 10 to 80% on a 150-kilowatt rapid charger in just over 30 minutes. - If on a slower 50-kilowatt charger, it will take 45 minutes to charge. - Home wall boxes charge from empty to full in over seven hours. - The range is between 191 and 206 miles, and the real-world range is around 170 miles. - The official 0 to 60 time is 8.5 seconds. - In Eco mode, the output is cut down to 83 brake horsepower and the air conditioning is not switched off. - This provides a comfortable drive and still stays in Eco mode. - It has two regen options: normal and B-mode. Neither hits the mark for a full re-gen effect. - There is active braking and speed sign recognition. - Cheaper models don't get all the goodies.