Peugeot e208 is a smaller mid-range electric vehicle that is sufficient for all types of journeys. The vehicle’s range depends on the speed, driving mode, and road characteristics (flat or hilly terrain).
Range – Mild Weather
Motorway Driving 220 km
City Driving 390 km
Combined 270 km
Mild weather estimations assume the best-case outside temperature of 22°C at 110 km/h on motorways.
Range – Cold Weather
Motorway Driving 150 km
City Driving 220 km
Combined 200 km
Cold weather estimations assume the best-case outside temperature of 0°C at 110 km/h on motorways.
To unlock the e208, press the unlock button on the key-fob or simply approach the driver’s door with the key. When the vehicle detects the key, the mirrors unfold, and the doors unlock.
To start the vehicle, close the doors and press the brake pedal with your foot, then press the Start/Stop button. Upon starting, the warning lights will briefly flash on the dashboard.
To turn off the vehicle, simply press the brake and then the Start/Stop button.
Press and hold the brake pedal, then use the gear lever to select the direction of travel.
Push the lever downward for the D (Drive/forward) gear or upward for the R (Reverse) gear.
When you finish driving, press the brake and then the parking brake button “P” located above the gear selector.
… operate automatically and respond to weather conditions and external light. You can also adjust the wiper speed using the switch on the right stalk behind the steering wheel.
You can charge the Peugeot e208 at public charging stations and wall outlets.
Public charging stations require payment, with various payment and activation methods depending on the provider. The most common charging providers are Petrol with their “OneCharge” App and “Gremo na elektriko”. We recommend the eFrend app for finding and activating charging stations in Slovenia.
Download the “eFrend” app on your iOS or Android device and follow the registration instructions. Enter your payment card details to fully utilize the charging network provided by eFrend and its mobility partners.
There are several types of charging stations that differ in charging power and consequently the time it takes to fully charge the battery.
You can find charging stations using the the eFrend charging app.
In the boot of the vehicle, there is a cable with an adapter for a home outlet and a Type 2 cable for slower AC charging stations. Some charging stations, such as all rapid-charging stations, have their own charging cable as part of the charging unit.
The charging port is located by the left taillight of the vehicle. Open it manually by gently pressing on the cover.
For charging at AC charging stations and home outlets, take the appropriate cable from the trunk and first connect it to the vehicle, and then to the charging station. Do not connect cables to each other.
At rapid charging stations, the cable is part of the charging unit, so connect it only to the vehicle.
Activate charging stations with the QR code displayed on the charging station itself and/or with the charging provider’s app.
Charging stops automatically when the battery is full. You can manually interrupt the process at any time by unlocking the vehicle with the key-fob and unplugging the cable from the vehicle.
Disconnect the cable from the vehicle and manually close the charging flap.
Once the vehicle is charged, disconnect it from the charging station and, if necessary, repark it to another location.
If you do not intend to charge the vehicle, do not park at charging stations.
The trunk can be opened with a button on the rear door of the vehicle, located above the license plate.