Peugeot Boxer
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Why Lease A Boxer?

The Peugeot Boxer is best known for its lengthy loading bay & low running costs. This large van is also loaded with practical features in the cabin that make it perfect for use as a mobile office as well as a tradesman's favourite. From a clipboard to cubbies, this Peugeot van puts your needs first.

Peugeot Boxer Specifications & Dimensions

Pick the Peugeot Boxer & you’ll be spoilt for choice - in van form there’s 3 lengths, 3 heights, 4 trim levels & 2 engine outputs. Also, coming soon, the all electric e-Boxer with a range of over 200 miles...

Let’s start with your choice of body styles…

Panel Van - A firm favourite when it comes to business. It’s no wonder all types of tradespeople favour this style - it’s got the highest payload & loading volume from its body range. In its top form, the panel van will give you a 1570kg payload & a 15m3 loading volume.

Available in: L1H1, L2H1, L2H2, L3H2, L3H3.

Crew Van - Will come in handy if you’re the designated driver to & from work, but still need a decent amount of loading space. This body style will give you an extra row of seating for 3 more passengers & 2 extra window panels that align with the seating. You’ll also get an impressive payload of 1390kg proving that this van is still the ultimate workhorse.

Available In: L3H2

**Window Van **- The basis for a number of passenger carrying conversions.

Available in: L1H1, L3H2

You’ll also get a choice of 3 wheelbases offering internal load lengths of 2670mm, 3120mm & 3705mm.

Peugeot Boxer Interior & Trim

There’s plenty of choice when it comes to furnishing the interior in the Peugeot Boxer.

Depending on what body style you pick, there are 4 trim levels available. Asphalt adds many convenience features to the Professional spec, & Grip builds on the S model to provide a level of equipment more suited to rugged, challenging operation.

Depending on which model you choose, you could benefit from the following:

Rear parking sensors & camera
Cruise control with speed limiter
Handsfree Bluetooth
Hill descent assist & more
Rear parking sensors
DAB radio
12v socket
Adjustable drivers seat & more.

Fuel Economy & Emissions

The Peugeot Boxer packs a powerful, yet economical set of diesel engine outputs.

The 2.2-litre, BlueHDi, 120bhp Euro 6.2 engine is available if you opt for a L1H1 panel van or window van model. While this engine is powerful, it’s ranked higher for its impressive engine economy. This engine delivers the highest mpg & lowest co2 emissions from its range of outputs - 26.6-34.9 mpg (combined) & 154-155g/km in co2 emissions.

If you’re looking for more engine power, choose the 2.2-litre BlueHDI 140bhp. This output is ideal for transporting heavier loads due to its increased horsepower, but it still proves to be efficient when it comes to fuel economy & emissions. You’ll get a combined mpg of 25.5-34.3 & co2 emissions ranging from 153-186g/km. This engine is available across all body styles depending on the height & length you pick.

Both engines are equipped with a manual 6-speed gearbox & Stop Start function.

Boxer Vs Competitors

If you’re familiar with the Citroen Relay, you’ll notice that the Peugeot Boxer is almost a carbon copy of the much-loved large van. This wasn't by accident - both vans platform share & are built by the PSA Group comprising Citroen, Peugeot & Vauxhall.

The PSA Group often uses the same chassis across the automotive brands to manufacture small, medium or large vans. Alongside the Citroen Relay, other contenders competing with the Peugeot Boxer include; Vauxhall Movano, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit, Renault Master, Nissan NV400 & VW Crafter.

Peugeot Boxer Finance

How much does it cost to lease a Peugeot Boxer?

Our Price Promise guarantees that you’ll get the very best leasing price, but if you do find a cheaper quote elsewhere, we’ll give you £100.

We can also guarantee that vehicle depreciation is something you don't have to worry about when you lease. Depreciation means how much a vehicle will be worth after a certain length of time - decreasing as you drive it. If you buy a vehicle, it’s likely you’ll have to sell it for less. But if you lease, you don't need to worry about selling your vehicle at a resale price because depreciation costs will be factored into your monthly rentals.