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The Peugeot 108 unveiled at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show shares the same platform as the Citroën C1 and the Toyota Aygo and it is 3470mm long, which makes it one of the shortest compact city cars in the market even shorter than the VW up! and the Hyundai i10. With 840kg, the three-door version of the model will also be lighter than all of its rivals.
Thanks to this drastic weight reduction Peugeot indicates that all versions emit less than 100g/km of CO2. The model is available with four three-cylinder petrol engines, the base version equipped with the 68hp 1.0 e-HDi, with a five-speed manual transmission and front-wheel drive. The 68hp 1.0 HDi engine is available with a manual gearbox or with a semi-automatic, both five-speed. Finally the high-end version of the model is equipped with a 82hp 1.2 liter VTi engine.
In terms of design the 108 is heavily inspired by the design of the 308, with its LED headlights, chrome accents on the grille and Peugeot emblem placed on the bonnet. At the rear the 108 has a rear glass door, as the 2014 Twingo. The model is available in three different body styles, three and five doors and the TOP! version which has a retractable fabric roof.
Inside the 108 is much more hightech than before. The model receives a seven-inch touch screen (optional in Active version and standard in Allure versions) to control the average car equipment, trip computer, Bluetooth and vehicle configurations. However, unlike the 208, the speed counter was placed on the steering column, while the top range models have keyless opening and ignition as standard.
It is available with a wide variety of customization options. Customers are able to choose from eight exterior colors, including a couple of two-tone combinations. The TOP! versions are available with a choice of three colors for the roof.
Peugeot also offers seven 'Themes' that integrate extra features as decals, stickers, bright trim pieces and seat fabrics, including houndstooth and tartan.
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The earliest Peugeot factory was opened in Sochaux, near Montbéliard, France, where the Peugeot family was from. Armand Peugeot was the family member that was most attracted to the automotive industry and went on for more than a dozen years to convince his family that producing cars would bring money and success.
The first motor vehicle produced at the Peugeot plant was a three-wh... more
