Peugeot

Peugeot, founded in 1810 in France in the Doubs region, is one of the world's oldest automotive manufacturers with uninterrupted market presence since 1891, the date of its first motorized vehicle. Peugeot's history is inscribed in the French tradition of technological innovation and automotive design, with generations of Peugeot models that marked the sector: from the legendary 203 and 404 to contemporary commercial successes such as the 208, 3008, and 5008, not forgetting utility vehicles and the electric division with the e-208 and e-2008 launched in 2019 and 2020. The PSA group, of which Peugeot is the flagship brand since its creation in 1976, merged in 2021 with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to form Stellantis, the world's fourth automotive manufacturer, positioned directly against Volkswagen, Renault, and other major European players. The Peugeot range covers all segments: city cars, compact, sedan, SUV, and utility vehicles, with a clear strategy of portfolio electrification to achieve carbon neutrality by 2038. Historic production sites in France (Mulhouse, Sochaux) complement an international network, while Peugeot technical specifications reflect first-class Euro NCAP safety standards and motorizations ranging from thermal to 100% electric, confirming the Peugeot manufacturer's status as a benchmark in the French and European automotive market for over a century.