Peugeot 108

The Peugeot 108 is a compact urban city car launched in 2014, positioned in the A segment with a vocation for practical and economical mobility for daily commutes in dense areas. Initially conceived in partnership with Toyota and Citroën within a common platform framework, this small car marked the Peugeot 108 History by embodying a modern response to the needs of city dwellers seeking a maneuverable and low-consumption vehicle. The first generation, launched in 2014, distinguished itself through streamlined design, compact dimensions and availability in frugal petrol engines, while the Peugeot 108 Generations progressively enriched themselves with onboard technologies and improved energy efficiency. The Peugeot 108 Model experienced notable stylistic evolution during its 2021 facelift, displaying a more assertive front end and modernized interior finishes, while maintaining its premium entry-level positioning. In direct competition with the Citroën C1 and Volkswagen Up, the Peugeot 108 offers an attractive equipment-to-price ratio for young drivers and small budgets, with electric versions considered to address contemporary environmental challenges. Its technical sheet reflects vintage engines associated with mechanical or automated transmissions, guaranteeing moderate consumption and controlled emissions.