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In the current day and age, a pivotal point of discussion has been the globe’s pressured fight against global warming. This has caused such a shift in the way we think over the last decade and has led to the world putting a huge pressure on the motor industry to come up with safer, cleaner, and greener technologies.

With Peugeot’s new generation of vehicles, as CMH Peugeot Cape Town we have seen a concretive effort from the brand to put major emphasis on alternate fuel sources, as well as other emission lowering technologies in the global market.

The rather interesting and more subtle of Peugeots changes has been in their massive drive and campaign to go fully digital with their customer interaction and service management systems. This surprisingly has kicked up a massive stir as most of the market is still adjusting to not having their 1000-page user manual in 17 different languages. Peugeot has now launched two amazing applications! That have been designed to start moving forward and away from the small redundant intricacies of buying owning and selling your vehicle.

The first being the “My Peugeot application” – which now gives clients holistic management of the vehicle. The beauty is that the app is completely self-service and can be linked by following a few simple steps. The client then simply enters their vehicle identification number and the application links directly to the vehicle.

The application allows the owner to view upcoming services, track fuel consumption, view any pending updates and a Find my car for when parked. Just to list a few.

The second is the Scan my Peugeot application and this helps clients navigate through the more technical side of things. This application has been designed for when that strange light pops up on the dashboard and instead of losing an entire day, the client can simply take out their cell phone and get to the bottom of things.

The one thing we do want to emphasize is that these applications have been created by Peugeot for convenience and to create a greener footprint. We would still strongly suggest that when it comes to software updates and resolving issues that you turn to the professionals.

With all of this it is exciting to see how Peugeot continues to innovate and if this is what today looks like, we are excited to see tomorrow. Contact CMH Peugeot Cape Town on 021 413 9800 for further information or visit us at the Corner of Nelson Mandela Boulevard & Christiaan Barnard Street, Foreshore, Cape Town so that a product specialist can take you through the world of owning your new Peugeot. Don’t do it for you, do it for the polar bears.

With today’s current motor vehicle market being so competitive and flooded with choices of motor vehicle manufacturers that are constantly looking for a competitive edge. Every vehicle tries to add its own unique flair to the market.

No one is making a bigger statement than the all-new Peugeot lineup, with their distinctive advanced LED lights! All the vehicles can easily be identified by unique LED Headlamps, daytime running lights and rear taillights. All embodying the symbols of the iconic Lion. The daytime running light is very visible at first glance from the front of the vehicle. The front light has been designed to be symbolic of the sabretooth of the lion. This gives the Peugeot lineup a super aggressive and bold look yet in the same breath an extremely natural feel as the vehicle takes on the concrete jungle. From the rear a newly updated three-bar taillight has been introduced, this depicting the claw strike of the lion.

Now while all these updated styling changes may make the Peugeot lineup more distinctive than ever, they serve more than just cosmetic purposes. The high-tech LED lighting throughout the vehicle is state of the art and not only increases visibility on the roads for the driver, but they also aid in keeping the vehicle extremely visible to other motorists in all conditions. LED lights perform up to 3 times better than outdated halogens and Zenon lights. This makes sure that when you are driving with your loved ones you don’t only look stylish, but you are driving safely in one of the most visible vehicles on the road. Some of the Peugeot ranges include functional lighting features such as active headlamp assist.

The shift to LED technology also speaks to Peugeot’s commitment to producing a vehicle with low ongoing maintenance costs. This is because these lights are designed to serve a much longer life span than traditional halogens and Zenon lights. With a market full of choices and great deals, it is imperative to remember that it’s the small things that have the largest impact.

Contact CMH Peugeot Cape Town on 021 413 9800 for further information. You can also visit us at the Corner of Nelson Mandela Boulevard & Christiaan Barnard Street, Foreshore, Cape Town so we can show you the final product of decades of trial and error.

We all know how exciting it is to start looking for that very first vehicle! We also know what a daunting task it can be, with complex financing options, expensive solutions, and an abundance of products to choose from. Sometimes it’s impossible to make the right decision right from the start.

Thankfully that’s all about to change! Thanks to Peugeot South Africa’s innovative vision and forward-thinking, they have now taken their Global award-winning product range and made it available to a new segment in a fresh, simplified, and cost-effective way.

Peugeot has designed, in conjunction with WesBank a solution which will help graduates get mobile with the least amount of hassle.

Benefits of Peugeot’s Graduate Finance programme include:

• Not having to have any credit history
• Preferential interest rates
• A range of Peugeot vehicles to choose from
“Our Graduate Finance package makes it easier for recent graduates to apply for finance”. “No credit history is required! More focus will be placed on the affordability factor to enable you to go from graduate to great”! He said.

The qualifying criteria needed to apply for Graduate Finance are:

• To have a university degree or 3-year diploma
• To have graduated within three years of your application
• Be under the age of 31 years at the time of initial application (proof of identity required)
• Be in full-time employment or have a signed offer of employment
• Hold a valid driver’s licence
• Be a South African citizen or permanent resident

Once your monthly instalment qualification is established through WesBank, you can choose any Peugeot model within your budget.
Note:
• Additional proof of eligibility may be requested
• The vehicle must be registered and financed in the name of the applicant
• The offer cannot be used in conjunction with other offers or promotions
• Peugeot Financial Services reserves the right to amend or withdraw the Graduate Finance offer at any time without notice
• The preferential interest rate will be determined by the risk profile of the applicant

Contact us on 0214139800 for further information or visit CMH Peugeot Cape Town at the Corner of Nelson Mandela Boulevard & Christiaan Barnard Street, Foreshore, Cape Town.

The Peugeot 3008 has been a popular model globally with impressive sales performance, particularly in the European market. A few have been sold in South Africa and it bagged a few #CarsAwards-powered by WesBank nominations.

For the 2021 model which has been facelifted, Peugeot has tweaked the design, introduced the latest-gen driving assistants, and given its cabin a revised look. Visually, you can spot the new model with its striking new grille, with the GT model gaining an enhanced version of this grille. The headlights have been updated too and these now include LED technology as well as hook-shaped Daytime Running Lights with chrome tips.

The flagship GT model gets full LED headlamps which turn as the vehicle changes direction at speeds of up to 90 kph. There’s even a fog mode built into the headlamps. The rear of the vehicle features LED tail lamps and sequential indicators. The Peugeot 3008 GT model features 19-inch aluminium alloys.

There are new colours available for the South African market, and customers can select from 7 shades. The updated Peugeot 3008 features a new 10-inch touchscreen on the interior. The 12.3-inch digital dashboard has been tweaked to provide better readability and contrasts. There are new trim levels, with customers being able to opt for red Nappa leather over the standard black Nappa leather. There are also new trim finishes.

There’s just one engine available across the 3-derivative range. The 1.6-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder petrol motor punches out 121 kW and 240 Nm. There’s just one gearbox on offer, a 6-speed automatic transmission. Peugeot claims a 0-100 kph of just 8.9 seconds and it’s said to consume just 7 L/100 km on the combined cycle.

Peugeot 3008 Trim Levels

• Active– 17-inch Aluminium wheels / EcoLED lighting / Visibility Pack / Hands-free start / Dual zone Automatic climate control / rear Parking aid / Roof Rails / 8-inch Infotainment system with Mirror screen / Cruise Control with Speed Limiter / Rear parking assistance

• Allure – 18-inch alloy wheels / Hands-free access and start / Hands-free tailgate / Ambient lighting / Tinted windows / Safety Plus package / electrically folding mirrors / Front & Rear parking aid + VisioPark 1 – 180deg. Camera / PET & Fabric upholstery

• GT – 19-inch alloy wheels / Black Diamond roof / Drive Assist pack / Full LED headlamps / Front & Rear parking aid + VisioPark 2 – 360 deg. Camera / Wireless Smartphone Charging / 10-inch HD Infotainment system with Navigation / FOCAL® Hifi / Massaging electric seats pack / Nappa Leather upholstery

How much does the Peugeot 3008 cost in South Africa?

Peugeot 3008 Active R539 900

Peugeot 3008 Allure R599 900

Peugeot 3008 GT R679 900

Visit CMH Peugeot Cape Town to test drive the Peugeot 3008 at the Corner of Nelson Mandela Boulevard & Christiaan Barnard Street, Foreshore, Cape Town or contact us on 021 413 9800 for further information.

Peugeot has released the first images of its World Endurance Championship racing car but hasn’t yet confirmed when it’ll make its competitive debut.

The French brand posted the first image of the 9X8 on track on its social media channels, and it appeared to be sporting a small rear wing. It’s not yet confirmed whether the car will race with or without rear aerodynamics. However, the latest set of images once again show it without a wing, and this is believed to be the direction the programme is heading in.

The 9X8 is a successor to both the 905 of the early ’90s and 908 of the late ’00s, both of which won at Le Mans. Peugeot has yet to confirm exactly when the car will make its competitive debut but has now said it won’t be in Florida for the curtain-raising 1,000 Miles of Sebring on 18 March. Beyond that, the only official word from the manufacturer is that the pair of 9X8s “will make their maiden race appearance in the course of the season”.

Under the bodywork, the 9X8 is powered by a rear-mounted, 2.6-litre, twin-turbo, 671bhp petrol V6 engine, combined with a front-mounted 268bhp electric motor and a seven-speed sequential gearbox. Peugeot’s Hypercar driving squad, which was announced in late 2020, consists of Paul di Resta, Loic Duval, Mikkel Jensen, Kevin Magnussen, Gustavo Menezes, and Jean-Eric Vergne, with James Rossiter serving as reserve and simulator driver.

All this racing pedigree filters down to the production vehicles on showroom floors today. Contact us on 021 413 9800 or visit CMH Peugeot Cape Town at the Corner of Nelson Mandela Boulevard & Christiaan Barnard Street, Foreshore, Cape Town for further information.