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Peugeot Ireland has announced plans to introduce the all new 208 to motor dealer showrooms across Ireland in January. It promises to be available from launch with a choice of petrol, diesel or electric Powertrains.

Hugo Loonam Motors, the main Peugeot car dealer for County Offaly, has achieved the coveted Peugeot ‘Sales Dealer of the Year 2019’ title.

The Citroen Berlingo/Opel Combo Cargo/ Peugeot Partner vans, the joint collaboration from Groupe PSA, has been voted the Continental Tyres Irish Van of the Year 2020.

The PSA Group trio of the Citroen Berlingo/ Opel Combo Cargo/ Peugeot Partner Van, a joint collaboration of the three marques, has been voted the Continental Tyres Irish Van of the Year 2020.

Peugeot claims the new 508 hybrid range, which arrives here early next year, has passed stringent certification tests under the new WLTP protocol with impressive results. And under Ireland’s Budget 2020 announcements, the range will therefore qualify for the newly calculated grant thresholds.

The new 208 will be introduced to dealer showrooms here next January, according to Peugeot Ireland. It promises to be available from launch with a choice of petrol, diesel or electric powertrains.

A new Peugeot 3008 SUV plug-in hybrid model has been unveiled. Claiming to be the most powerful road-going Peugeot ever, the new 3008 Hybrid4 boasts four-wheel drive and a 300bhp combined. Yet The French carmaker claims that it emits just 29g CO2/km and consumes a meagre 1.3l/100km (or 217 mpg) of fuel under WLTP (Real World Driving) standards.

Peugeot previewed the new 208 hatchback at the National Ploughing Championships. Available with a choice of petrol, diesel or 100 per cent electric powertrains, the all-new 208 boasts Peugeot’s latest-generation i-Cockpit and 3D head-up display, along with a host of technology and comfort features.

A new Peugeot 3008 SUV plug-in hybrid model has been unveiled. Claiming to be the most powerful road-going Peugeot, the new 3008 Hybrid4 boasts four-wheel drive and a 300bhp combined. Yet the French carmaker claims it emits just 29g CO2/km and consumes a meagre 1.3l/100km (or 217 mpg) of fuel under WLTP (Real World Driving) standards.

New data highlights the growing appetite for electric and hybrid vehicles among Irish motorists.