In addition to the not insignificant impact on the environment thanks to the reduction in CO2 emissions, a PEUGEOT electric vehicle offers many advantages:

• Smooth driving with 0 noise, 0 vibration, 0 gear changes, 0 fuel, 0 C02 emissions when driving, 0 smell;
• Savings in fuel and maintenance;
• State funding assistance;
• No traffic restrictions during pollution spikes.

An electric vehicle does not use fuel because it is powered by electric batteries. It is a totally non-polluting zero emission vehicle (ZEV). If you cover less than 50 km per day, its range (up to 362 km) will allow you to use it with peace of mind on only one full charge per week.

A hybrid vehicle gets some of its power from a petrol engine. A fully hybrid vehicle charges its batteries via the petrol engine when driving. A plug-in hybrid vehicle has to be plugged in to charge the battery and has a real electric range. A plug-in hybrid vehicle can travel further in electric mode than a full hybrid vehicle and this 100% electric mode can be easily activated by the driver. The electric mode also allows you to adapt your driving style to the type of road you are driving on.

When purchasing an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, we advise you to subscribe to a Service Plan: everything is included to guarantee you peace of mind in use and resale at the best price:

• Traction battery capacity certificate;
• Replacement or repair of defective parts (e.g. battery);
• Replacement of wear-parts (e.g. brake pads, wiper blades, etc. );
• Periodic servicing;
• Roadside assistance (including running out of power).

Note: our traction batteries are guaranteed for 8 years or 160,000 km.

Several charging solutions are available to facilitate your daily life in your electric vehicle:

• Home or private charging: you can charge your vehicle directly from home by choosing a domestic socket, a high-power socket or a Wall Box;
• Public charging: you can charge your vehicle at more than 47,000 charging points in France and nearly 250,000 charging points in Europe that are compatible with PEUGEOT electric cars.

Charging time cannot be stated exactly as it depends on several parameters:

• The power of the charging station and the charging cable used;
• The weather conditions;
• The charge level of your battery. The lower your battery level, the longer it takes to charge.

To optimise this time, the installation of a Wall Box at your home offers significant time savings.

On the road, use rapid charging stations wherever possible and retrieve 80% of your range in 30 minutes. The MyPeugeot application helps you to locate them in an instant.

If you are charging your vehicle at home, we advise you to charge it during off-peak hours (between 9.30 pm and 7.30 am and 12 noon and 4 pm) in order to optimise the cost of charging. For more details, you can consult the official Enedis website: https://www.enedis.fr/heures-creuses

To optimise your charging time, the installation and use of a Wall Box at home offers you a significant time saving (4h to reach 80% range vs 25h on a standard domestic plug). On the road, use fast charging stations and retrieve 80% of your range in 30 minutes.

It requires less maintenance than a combustion-engine vehicle: no more oil changes, oil filter or clutch replacement or emissions check. Your visits to the workshop are therefore less frequent.

To manage your maintenance as you wish, the MyPeugeot application offers a virtual service booklet that helps you follow the recommended servicing schedule for your vehicle according to the information entered:

• Current kilometrage;
• Average annual kilometrage and information on your use (personal or business).

For ideal operation, you are asked to update this information manually and regularly (unless your vehicle is connected via Bluetooth or with a ConnectPacks contract, in which case the kilometrage update is automatic) and to note any maintenance carried out so that the service book is up to date.

In addition, if you subscribe to our digital Maintenance e-book service, you will also benefit from automatic updates of the maintenance operations performed by your repairers as part of the service plan.

And it's free.

To activate this service, make an appointment directly with a PEUGEOT sales outlet.

It requires less maintenance than a combustion-engine vehicle: no more oil changes, oil filter or clutch replacement or emissions check. Your visits to the workshop are therefore less frequent.

To manage your maintenance as you wish, the MyPeugeot application offers a virtual service booklet that helps you follow the recommended servicing schedule for your vehicle according to the information entered:

• Current kilometrage;
• Average annual kilometrage and information on your use (personal or business).

For ideal operation, you are asked to update this information manually and regularly (unless your vehicle is connected via Bluetooth or with a ConnectPacks contract, in which case the kilometrage update is automatic) and to note any maintenance carried out so that the service book is up to date.

In addition, if you subscribe to our digital Maintenance e-book service, you will also benefit from automatic updates of the maintenance operations performed by your repairers as part of the service plan.

And it's free.

To activate this service, make an appointment directly with a PEUGEOT sales outlet.

The entire PEUGEOT electric range allows you to benefit from rapid charging on the road or on the motorway.

In just 30 minutes, you can retrieve up to 300 km of WLTP range. To optimise charging, the Free2move application suggests an optimised route according to your battery capacity, remaining range, road topography and the charging stations available on your route.

You can estimate the range of your electric PEUGEOT free of charge according to your use thanks to our dedicated simulator. <Simulate your range>

Also, Free2Move's "route planning" function allows you to adjust and calculate your route according to your consumption, your remaining range and the charging stations available on your route.

Adopting a smooth driving style and activating the Eco mode on long journeys will avoid excessive energy consumption. Smooth acceleration and the use of regenerative braking can save up to 15% of your vehicle's range. Finally, remember to keep to the speed limit, as driving at high speeds will reduce the range of your vehicle.

The vehicle's bonnet and charging-port flap ensure that the electrical components are watertight, so you can enjoy the unique sensation of electric driving in the rain or snow. View our advice for worry-free use of your electric vehicle in everyday life:

• Before washing your vehicle, the charging-port flap must be properly closed;
• Do not wash your vehicle while charging or high-pressure wash the engine compartment or under the chassis;
• Do not allow water or dust to enter the connector or charging plug (risk of electric shock or fire);
• Finally, do not connect or disconnect the charging plug with wet hands (risk of electrocution).

There are several abbreviations for the different types of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles:

• EV or "Electric Vehicle" and BEV for "Battery Electric Vehicle" for 100% electric vehicles;
• HEV or "Hybrid Electric Vehicle" for hybrid electric vehicles that are equipped with an electric motor and a combustion engine;
• PHEV or "Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle" for cars equipped with a combustion engine and a rechargeable battery electric motor;
• FCEV or "Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle" for electric vehicles that use a hydrogen-powered fuel cell instead of a battery.