About Peugeot
Founded in 1810, Peugeot is one of the oldest and most iconic automobile manufacturers in the world. Originally a family-run steel foundry in Sochaux, France, the company began producing bicycles in the 1880s and launched its first gasoline-powered car in 1889. Today, Peugeot stands as a symbol of French innovation, blending elegant design with advanced technology and sustainable mobility.
Iconic Models
Peugeot 208
Peugeot 3008
Peugeot 508
e-208 (Electric)
A Legacy of Innovation
1810: Peugeot family establishes a steel mill in eastern France.
1882: Begins manufacturing bicycles under the Peugeot name.
1889: Unveils its first steam-powered three-wheeler at the Paris World Fair.
1929: Launches the Peugeot 201, the first mass-produced car with independent front suspension.
2020s: Leads in electrification with models like the e-208 and hybrid SUVs.
Design & Technology
Peugeot’s modern vehicles are renowned for their sharp, feline-inspired design language, intuitive i-Cockpit® interiors, and commitment to sustainability. With a growing lineup of electric and hybrid vehicles, Peugeot continues to shape the future of mobility while honoring its rich heritage.