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Peugeot’s electric SUV “at the price” is more affordable than VW Tera

Anyone looking for an SUV can find a different alternative on the used market. The Eugeot e-2008 GT 2023, a fully electric model, has lost more than half of its value since arriving in Brazi...

Victoria Sterling
Victoria Sterling
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Peugeot’s electric SUV “at the price” is more affordable than VW Tera
Peugeot’s electric SUV “at the price” is more affordable than VW Tera — Editorial Visual / Silicon Dispatch US
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Anyone looking for an SUV can find a different alternative on the used market. The Eugeot e-2008 GT 2023, a fully electric model, has lost more than half of its value since arriving in Brazil and today appears in the price range of an entry-level Volkswagen Terade.

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BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): Anyone looking for an SUV can find a different alternative on the used market. The Eugeot e-2008 GT 2023, a fully electric model, has lost more than half of its value since arriving in Brazil and today appears in the price range of an entry-level Volkswagen Terade.

Launched in November 2023 for R$259,990, the model has a reference price of R$126,221 in the Fipe Table for November 2026. This decrease represents R$133,769 in relation to the original value, equivalent to approximately 51.5% devaluation.

The difference is that, for the price of a new entry-level compact SUV, the buyer can take home an electric vehicle with interesting performance, good interior space and a generous list of equipment. The choice, however, also requires considering autonomy and recharging possibilities.

The e-2008 GT uses a front electric motor with 136 hp and 26.5 kgf/m of torque. Power comes from a 50 kWh battery, which provides a range of up to 345 kilometers on the European WLTP cycle. Acceleration from zero to 100 km/h takes 9.9 seconds, and top speed is limited to 150 km/h.

Charging can be done using conventional sockets, wallboxes or fast stations. On a 100 kW charger, the reported recharge from 0% to 80% takes about 30 minutes. For a 7.4 kW residential device, the estimated time is approximately six hours.

The GT package offers digital air conditioning, digital instrument panel and 10-inch multimedia center with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The list also includes a reversing camera, front and rear parking sensors, electronic parking brake, panoramic sunroof and full-LED headlights.

In terms of safety, the model has six airbags, stability and traction controls, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking and lane keeping assist. It also offers blind spot monitoring, speed sign recognition and fatigue alert.

Do you want to know more details about the Peugeot e-2008 GT? So check out the full review that CT Auto did after spending time with the SUV shortly after its launch and see why it brings value for money to electric vehicles.

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