Fresh noses, well-known prices
A new day, a new price list with fresh vans on it. After Opel, it is now group member Peugeot’s turn. This puts the new Partner, Expert and Boxer in the digital showroom.
The new Stellantis vans presented at the end of October will gradually receive their Dutch prices. Yesterday it was Opel’s turn, now it’s Peugeot’s turn. This gave the Partner, Expert and Boxer, just like its peers, fresh air and a new infotainment on a 10-inch screen. The driving ranges of the electric versions also increased a step. The e-Partner now travels up to 330 km (WLTP), the e-Expert 350 km and the e-Boxer 420 km. It turns out: not only are they basically the same vans as those from Opel, the starting prices (all excluding VAT) are also the same.
This means that from now on you will receive the Peugeot Partner from €18,900 excluding VAT with the 1.2 PureTech in the nose. Diesel is also possible and it starts at €20,250 for the 1.5 BlueHDi 100. It is slightly cheaper than the Opel Combo with that drivetrain. The electric Peugeot e-Partner has the same starting price as its Opel counterpart: €29,690. As with the Combo Electric, the price for a similarly designed pre-facelift copy was more than €4,000 higher.
The Peugeot Expert happily continues with the well-known prize party, because it is available, just like the Opel Vivaro, from €26,300 with a 120 hp 1.5 BlueHDi. The electric e-Expert has the same €37,900 price tag as the electric Vivaro. Finally, there is the Peugeot Boxer, which follows the Opel Movano example and costs at least €29,300. It will probably only come in the longer L2 version for the time being. Here too, the electric version has become considerably less expensive: the Peugeot e-Boxer was first available as a closed van for €66,380, but now has a starting price of €54,500.
– Thanks for information from Autoweek.nl