
Peugeot has announced that orders are now open for its all-new 308 hatchback and 308 SW estate models, with first customer deliveries expected this November. These models represent an evolution in Peugeot’s design language, combining a dynamic low-profile silhouette with enhanced connectivity, comfort, and more efficient powertrains.
Both the hatch and the estate are offered in three trim levels: Allure, GT, and GT Premium, each featuring a host of upgrades. The cars wear an illuminated front grille with the new Peugeot shield, new alloy wheels, a gloss-black rear skirt, and distinctive 3D LED rear lights with the iconic “3-claw” signature.
Colour options vary: the hatch comes standard in a new metallic Lagoa Blue, while the SW estate has Ingaro Blue as its standard shade. Both versions are also available in Okenite White, Selenium Grey, Cumulus Grey, Elixir Red, and Nera Black.
Inside, standard features across all trims include power-folding door mirrors, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, and Peugeot’s signature i-Cockpit with a 10-inch touchscreen and wireless Mirror Screen functionality. There are also four USB-C ports (two front, two rear) and refreshed graphics in the digital instrument cluster.
Peugeot is offering four powertrains for the new 308 and 308 SW:
For customers choosing the electric versions, Peugeot offers its Electric Promise:
Peugeot has priced the new 308 and 308 SW more competitively than the previous generation, despite the richer specification. The hatchback starts at £29,995 OTR, while the estate version begins at £31,195 OTR.
The electric models also qualify for the UK Electric Car Grant (ECG), meaning a £1,500 deduction from the list price. After the grant, the E-308 starts at £30,995, and the E-308 SW at £32,195.