New models lead Peugeot's charge of the electric brigade
Customer choice is the focus as the French car-maker's Irish arm unveils a variety of electric and plug-in hybrid models
Electrification was at the centre of an optimistic presentation by Peugeot Ireland this week as it launched a wide variety of significant new models to the market.
Though the event marked the introduction of the all-new Peugeot 208 supermini and 2008 crossover to Ireland, both significant – and significantly improved – models in their own right, all attention turned to Peugeot’s new electric and plug-in hybrid models.
The purely electric Peugeot e-208 is now on...
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