Peugeot’s 3008 brings style and plenty of substance to the family SUV segment. With bold design cues, a futuristic interior, class-leading boot space, and plenty of cabin storage, this is one of the most interesting and practical SUVs on the market – and a great leasing option if you’re looking for an alternative to something like the ever-popular Nissan Qashqai. Find out more about what leasing a Peugeot 3008 below.
Modern, chic looks.
As good to drive as it is practical to run.
Boot size is among the best in the class.
There’s no shortage of space up front to stretch out. Those in the rear are also spoiled for room. The back doors open wide and there’s plenty of head and legroom.
One further edge the Peugeot 3008 has over its rivals is in storage. There’s a huge space under the central armrest that will easily fit a large water bottle. The door bins provide extra practicality and there’s a handy spot for smartphones.
With 520 litres on offer, the 3008’s boot is among the best in its class. The boxy shape makes it really simple to get suitcases into the cargo bay, while the lack of a lip makes it just as easy to slide anything back out. If you need more room, then the rear seats fold down at the pull of a latch to increase space to 1482 litres.
There’s a petrol, diesel and a plug-in hybrid on offer. The petrol manages up to 48mpg, while the diesel returns up to 60.8mpg. The plug-in hybrid, meanwhile, can go up to 40 miles on electric power alone, before the engine kicks in to charge the battery.
The family SUV segment is really hot right now and there’s no shortage of talented alternatives. The Skoda Karoq is a cost-effective SUV with good looks, while the all-conquering Nissan Qashqai remains a consideration for many in its new 3rd-generation format. If the budget is tight then consider the Dacia Duster, one of the cheapest new cars on sale in Europe. For a more premium option, look at leasing a Volvo XC40 – it’s more pricey than the others but brings a beautiful design and finish with that Swedish touch. We've also compared the 3008 to Honda's popular CR-V as both have ample boot space and seating for 5 people.
If you're dedicated to leasing a crossover in the Peugeot range you can also see how the 3008 compares to the 2008 in our dedicated article.
The 3008 has 520 litres of boot space with the rear seats up. Fold them down and it climbs up to 1482 litres. That’s more than some physically larger SUVs, including the Ford Kuga and Renault Kadjar.
If you’re looking to lease a 3008 then there are a range of trim levels available, from the base Active Premium to the top-spec GT Premium. Even the base car comes well equipped, with a touchscreen and wireless smartphone charging.
Yes, even the base Active Premium gets parking sensors as standard, as well as a reversing camera. The top-spec GT Premium adds a 360-degree camera, giving you a view of the car’s entire surroundings.
The Peugeot 3008 has a class-leading boot, even beating some larger cars. The interior has no shortage of space, and there is plenty of room to hide and hold things all around the cabin.
Peugeot is on a bit of a roll right now with its design, as its cars look better than ever. It’s also building them with lots of standard kit and at very competitive prices. The 3008 is no exception and adds class-leading practicality to the mix as well.
Leasing a Peugeot 3008 is simple and hassle-free with Vanarama. We are committed to helping you find your dream car at an affordable price and with a fully customisable plan. Explore leasing deals with us to upgrade your vehicle today with full confidence.
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It’s the battle of the chic French family crossover-SUVs this time around, as Peugeot’s 2 smallest high-riding models square up to each other. But which wins, the 2008 or the 3008?
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