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Peugeot

The Peugeot page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

60Tracked models
141Versions
1924 - 2026Covered years

Models from A to Z

1

100 Family

1 variants
1

1007

1 variants
1

104

2 variants
1

106

1 variants
1

107

1 variants
1

108

1 variants
1

190

1 variants
2

2008

1 variants
2

201

4 variants
Peugeot 202

202

2 variants
Peugeot 203

203

4 variants
2

204

5 variants
Peugeot 205

205

4 variants
Peugeot 206

206

5 variants
Peugeot 207

207

9 variants
Peugeot 208

208

2 variants
Peugeot 3008

3008

1 variants
3

301

5 variants
3

302

1 variants
3

304

5 variants
3

305

3 variants
Peugeot 306

306

4 variants
3

306 SW

1 variants
3

307

5 variants
Peugeot 308

308

4 variants
Peugeot 309

309

1 variants
4

4007

1 variants
4

4008

1 variants
4

401

1 variants
4

402

1 variants
4

403

6 variants
Peugeot 404

404

5 variants
4

405

2 variants
4

406

3 variants
4

407

3 variants
Peugeot 408

408

2 variants
Peugeot 5008

5008

3 variants
Peugeot 504

504

5 variants
5

505

2 variants
Peugeot 508

508

6 variants
6

601

3 variants
6

604

2 variants
6

605

1 variants
6

607

1 variants
8

806

1 variants
8

807

1 variants
B

Bipper

3 variants
H

Hoggar

2 variants
i

iOn

1 variants
L

Landtrek

1 variants
P

P4

1 variants
P

Pars

1 variants
P

Partner

1 variants
P

Pick Up

1 variants
R

Ranch

1 variants
R

RCZ

1 variants
R

Rifter

1 variants
S

Speedfight

1 variants
T

Type 172

1 variants
T

Type 177

1 variants

Peugeot overview

Peugeot introduction

The Peugeot page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.

Brand history

Founded in 1810 by brothers Jean-Pierre and Jean-Frédéric Peugeot, the family business evolved from a flour mill into a steelworks, producing tools, springs, coffee grinders, and bicycles. In 1889, Armand Peugeot, nephew of the founders, unveiled the first steam-powered vehicle bearing the brand's name at the 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle. In 1896, he established Automobiles Peugeot, marking the beginning of automotive production. The iconic lion emblem, representing the brand since 1858, embodies strength, elegance, and durability. Over the decades, Peugeot introduced iconic models such as the 203 in 1948, the 404 in 1960, the 504 in 1968, the 205 in 1983, the 405 in 1987, the 206 in 1998, the 3008 in 2016, and the 208 in 2020. These vehicles have solidified Peugeot's reputation for innovation and performance.

Positioning

Peugeot positions itself as a French automotive brand combining elegance, performance, and innovation. With a presence in over 140 countries, it offers a diverse range of vehicles, from city cars to commercial vehicles, including electric models. The brand's iconic lion emblem symbolizes strength, elegance, and durability, reflecting Peugeot's commitment to excellence in automotive design and engineering.

Photo recognition

To recognize a Peugeot vehicle, look for the iconic lion emblem on the grille or rear. Recent models feature sleek, modern lines with headlights shaped like lion claws. Electric vehicles, such as the 208 electric, display specific badges indicating their powertrain.

Important models

Among Peugeot's iconic models, the 203 launched in 1948 was the first to adopt a monocoque body. The 404, introduced in 1960, was named European Car of the Year in 1969. The 205, launched in 1983, won two World Rally Championship titles and was the most exported French car. The 206, launched in 1998, was produced in over 7 million units and won three World Rally Championship titles.

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