Launched in 2020, Peugeot’s small electric crossover is one of the most successful on the market, said Top Gear Magazine. But there’s always room for improvement, and this model has new three-claw front LEDs, a wider textured grille and restyled rear lights. There’s a new motor, raising power by 15% to 156bhp, and a slightly bigger battery, up from 47kWh to 51kWh (net), giving a 0-62mph time of 9.1 seconds.
This compact SUV feels substantial from behind the tiny steering wheel, said Auto Express. Inside it has a “genuinely plush and sophisticated feel”. The touchscreen has been upgraded, with all models featuring the new 10-inch system, which may not be the most intuitive, but has wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Space in the back is limited and the boot has a fairly high floor, giving a decent-ish 434 litres of space. Price: from £36,350.
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