- first look
Peugeot408 Plug-in Hybrid (2022-)
- Large
- Plug-in hybrid (PHEV)
- Available new
first look
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The 408 is a large ‘fastback’ that claims to combine the practicality of an estate, the style of a coupe and the high driving position of an SUV. Does the 408 have the substance to compete with more conventional family cars, or is it a niche too far? We’ve taken it on a first drive, ahead of our full, lab-tested review, to find out.
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- Nov 2022Released
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