Peugeot announces high-spec 208 and 2008 Envy editions

The Peugeot 208 and 2008 have both gained a new Envy trim level, intended to offer buyers more value for money. 

Envy specification slots into the 208 and 2008 ranges above the existing Style and Allure trim levels. It brings bespoke styling inside and out, along with additional equipment. 

Making the Envy versions of the 208 and 2008 stand out are gloss black surrounds for the daytime running lights, plus aluminium side sill inserts with Peugeot lettering.

Choosing the 208 Envy gets you 16-inch ‘Noma’ diamond-cut alloy wheels with a ‘Black Mist’ varnish, plus a contrasting ‘Black Diamond’ roof and gloss black highlights on the bumpers.

A new Alvao Green paint colour is available for the 208 Envy, too.

Make others green with Envy

For the 2008 Envy, a set of 17-inch ‘Karakoy’ diamond-cut alloy wheels also gain a Black Mist finish, giving the compact family SUV a stronger stance. Nazare Blue is the bespoke paint colour for the 2008. 

On the inside, ‘Dynamic’ front seats – normally only standard from GT trim upwards – are fitted. These are upholstered in a bold turquoise ‘Tremezzo’ embossed fabric, with opalite stitching and Peugeot shields on the headrests. More opalite stitching can be found on the door panels, along with a black roof lining. 

Keyless entry and start, a reversing camera, tinted rear windows and front/rear parking sensors are all fitted as standard. Peugeot’s 10-inch configurable iCockpit instrument panel is included, too.

Reduced prices for electric Peugeots

Prices for the new Peugeot 208 Envy will start from £23,115 with the 100hp turbocharged petrol engine and a six-speed manual gearbox. 

Opting for the hybrid and its 110hp output pushes the cost of a 208 Envy to £24,915. However, the fully electric version is arguably the biggest bargain of the range. 

Thanks to the Electric Car Grant (ECG), a £1,500 discount prices the E-208 Envy at £24,065 – only £950 more than the petrol model.

The larger Peugeot 2008 Envy looks equally competitive, with the 100hp turbo petrol costing from £26,165. A more powerful 1.2-litre petrol version, with 130hp and an automatic gearbox, is priced at £28,465. 

A £29,215 outlay secures the hybrid 2008 Envy, with the battery-electric E-2008 requiring £28,465.

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