Peugeot 508 Trims Levels Further Reduced As Petrol Powered Models Has Been Axed

In the market for a Peugeot 508? Then it seems that you will have to hurry up a bit if you still want to have some choice. The Peugeot 508 Berline and 508 SW’s delivery range is steadily thinned out. In mid-August, AutoWeek already wrote that the 508s were losing the regular petrol engine and would only be available with plug-in hybrid powertrains. The 180 and 225 hp plug-in hybrid engine versions were available as Allure and GT and those who wanted more could order the 360 ​​hp PSE version. These three engine versions remain available in both the Peugeot 508 Berline and 508 SW. Still, there is less choice.

Peugeot is putting a line through the availability of the sporty and richly decorated GT version. This means that the 180-hp and 225-hp plug-in hybrid engine versions are only available with the Allure version. The 360 ​​hp PSE versions with four-wheel drive are retained.

The Peugeot 508 Berline is available as a Hybrid 180 and as a Hybrid 225 – now both always as an Allure – from €50,400 and €51,900 respectively. For the Peugeot 508 SW with these drivetrains, you now pay respectively €52,000 and €53,500. Then you also get the Allure flavours. The Peugeot 508 Berline and 508 SW cost respectively €73,560 and €75,160 as a PSE.

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