The four-year old 3008 gains a more discreet floating grille, a new bumper with C-shaped chrome trim around the air intakes and headlights inspired by the ones found on the second-generation 308 hatchback. The biggest change out back is a set of refreshed tail lamps, while new exterior colors and additional alloy wheel designs round out the exterior modifications.
The interior changes are minor and largely limited to a revised center console and different trim on the dashboard.
Mechanically, the 3008 is available with an assortment of gasoline- and diesel-burning four-cylinder engines ranging from a 1.6-liter HDi oil burner to a 163-horsepower 1.6-liter THP gas engine developed jointly by PSA and BMW. Range-topping models are powered by Peugeot’s 200-horsepower diesel-electric HYbrid4 drivetrain.
Following its unveiling in Germany, the facelifted 3008 will land in Peugeot showrooms across Europe early next year. Pricing information will be published closer to its on-sale date.
In addition to the Botoxed 3008, Peugeot will debut the Golf-fighting 308, the 270-horsepower 308 R concept, the sleek RCZ R, the gas-sipping 208 HYbrid FE and the facelifted 5008 in Frankfurt. <![CDATA[
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