Peugeot Electric Cars

A lot goes into making Peugeot electric cars. From the platforms they’re built on to the host of advanced connectivity systems, electric Peugeot cars are the embodiment of innovation.

Peugeot EVs use a lithium-ion 400v battery to store power. It’s located underneath the floor to maximise cabin space and lower the centre of gravity for tighter handling.

This isn’t your standard EV battery. Advanced systems work together to create ultra-fast charging capabilities, an enhanced driving range and a longer battery life.

Plug your electric Peugeot car into the charging station then head to the MyPEUGEOT App. From here you can stop or start charging, monitor charging speed and check the battery level.

You can also schedule charging times with e-Remote Control. Simply set the hours of the day you want your car to charge, plug it in and it does the rest for you. This is a great way to make the most of off-peak energy tariffs and optimise battery health.

Use e-Remote Control to set the temperature before you step foot in your Peugeot EV. You can cool or heat the cabin before you set off, guaranteeing comfy driving even if your car isn’t plugged in.

Plug your car in before using this feature to keep your charge level the same. This means you can set off with the perfect temperature and optimal charge level every morning!

One of the most simple and hassle-free ways of charging your EV is at home. You have the pleasure of choosing exactly when and how to charge with no queues or additional payments.

You can use a standard wall socket, or get a wall box installed for faster charging. Use e-Remote Control to schedule overnight charging to make the most of off-peak tariffs for the cheapest prices.

Out and about but need some juice? Not to worry, as there are thousands of locations across the UK that offer public charging. This ranges from dedicated charging stations with rapid charge capabilities to supermarket car parks and high-street spaces with chargers.

Plan your route with charging stops plotted in to make the most of your journeys, or get a top-up whilst you get a coffee or do the weekly shop.

Peugeot EVs also use regenerative braking. This system constantly works in the background to turn the energy that’s usually lost into electric power.

Whenever you brake or decelerate, this system captures the energy and stores it in the battery. Then it’s put back into the motor to increase your driving range.

Driving carefully and efficiently maximises regenerative breaking and, in turn, your driving range.