PEUGEOT Innovation & Technology

ELECTRIC

With remarkable efficiency, zero C02 emissions and low maintenance costs, our PEUGEOT electric range promises an emotionally charged driving experience.

PLUG-IN HYBRID

Choosing a plug-in hybrid means getting the best of both worlds. In the city, you can drive 100% electric. And for longer journeys, you still have the range of the internal combustion engine.

HYBRID

With a battery that recharges while driving, this technology provides extra low-end torque. Hybrid power offers an all-round improvement in efficiency* thanks to the smart regeneration system. So there is no need to be plugged in for a fuel-efficient journey.

Hybrid models will be arriving in New Zealand from 2024.

^{*Comparison against the equivalent non-hybrid combustion engine model.}

HYDROGEN

Hydrogen fuel cells produce only water and offer a greater range than electric batteries. As proof of its commitment to more eco-responsible mobility, PEUGEOT has been offering a production hydrogen-powered van since 2021.

Hydrogen vehicles are not currently available in New Zealand.

ZERO CARBON OBJECTIVE

PEUGEOT is accelerating its energy transition and is committed to:

• Halving its CO2 emissions by 2030.
• Achieving a net zero carbon footprint by 2038.

BATTERY RECYCLING 

PEUGEOT is committed to offering a range of 100% electric models by 2025.

In a circular economy approach, the brand is developing a sustainable business model for the electric batteries fitted to its range.

These can be repaired, remanufactured or reused outside the vehicle to extend their life as long as possible.

Batteries that are no longer repairable or reusable for other purposes are recycled to make new ones.

CONSUMPTION AND EMISSIONS IN USE (i) Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) and Particulate Matter (PM) emissions  

In order to offer better information to its customers, PEUGEOT, a Stellantis group brand, offers access to a measurement based on a protocol for measuring consumption and emissions in real-life situations (i) This protocol plans to measure the actual fuel consumption and emissions of vehicles in traffic, over a 92.3 km route combining city, road and motorway. The vehicles measured are travelling on open roads under normal traffic conditions, carrying passengers and luggage. Air conditioning or heating are also used. The roads have gradients that are representative of conditions of use*. * The reported figures, which are to be distinguished from the EU type approval consumptions (the only official values), depend on these assumptions and conditions and on a protocol not harmonised within the EU. They therefore do not have general value and are provided for information purposes only. The measurement protocol is available on the Stellantis Group website, www.stellantis.com. When comparing the fuel consumption or CO2 emission values of a new passenger car based on a harmonised EU test protocol, official fuel consumption or CO2 emission values should be used. For more information, please visit http://www.carlabelling.ademe.fr/.  , determined with the Non-Governmental Organisation Transport & Environment  (i) Transport & Environment: European environmental association specialising in the implementation of sustainable transport policy  and the France Nature Environnement federation (i) France Nature Environnement: French federation of associations for the protection of nature and the environment  . Thus, PEUGEOT, a Stellantis group brand, is committed to giving its customers transparency.