Peugeot e-3008 Promo: Great purchase incentives to lower prices
As competition intensifies in the electric SUV market, Peugeot is offering discounts and EU incentives to make its e-3008 more attractive.
Benefiting from rising fuel prices, sales of the electric 3008 saw a strong increase in 2026, with a +72% rise (and 8,681 registrations from January to September). However, competition remains fierce, with models like the Tesla Model Y, Renault Scénic, and Skoda Elroq still leading the way. Peugeot is therefore being generous to attract customers.
73 kWh battery
This version features a 213 hp engine, a 73 kWh usable battery capacity, a WLTP combined range of 529 km, and a 160 kW DC charging capability.
Up to €4,500 in discounts and trade-in incentives
For the version with a 73 kWh battery, the brand offers up to 4,500 € in customer benefits for the top-tier GT Exclusive model. But with the entry-level Allure Plus, there are already 3,940 € in incentives (2,940 € in discount and 1,000 € in trade-in assistance).
Up to 7,000 € in EU subsidy
In addition, there’s the EU subsidy, which ranges from 3,650 to 7,000 € depending on your income with this battery. If your reference taxable income per person is below 16,882 €, the subsidy is 6,100 €, and it rises to 7,000 € for those with an income below 11,249 €. It’s worth noting that there is now also a 6,100 € subsidy for higher-income households with a reference taxable income per person between 16,882 and 27,311 € if they fall into the high-mileage category, driving over 12,000 km per year.
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Battery capacity: 97 kWh
This version features a 230 hp engine, a battery with 96.9 kWh of usable capacity, a WLTP combined range of 701 km, and a DC charging capability of 160 kW.
To put it plainly, the discounts are less generous because Peugeot cannot meet demand due to a lack of sufficient batteries produced by ACC in France. Still, the configurator shows a list price starting at 45,530 € instead of 46,990 €, which already represents a discount of 1,460 €.
Most importantly, since the battery is assembled in France, this variant has been approved for an enhanced EU subsidy. This subsidy ranges from 4,850 to 9,400 €, and amounts to 8,100 € for heavy users.
More generous equipment
The good news is that Peugeot has recently upgraded the standard equipment without raising prices. Thus, the Allure version has become Allure Plus, adding front parking sensors, connected navigation, a 21-inch panoramic screen, automatic high beams, adaptive cruise control, and an inductive smartphone charger.
We now have a 3008 Allure Plus 73 kWh with solid equipment and good range, priced at 37,500 euros including discounts/repurchase incentives and the minimum EU subsidy. With the heavy vehicle subsidy, the price drops to 35,050 euros.