The PEUGEOT E-3008 has been awarded the Red Dot Award

Rüsselsheim/Vienna – PEUGEOT was once again awarded the Red Dot Award for outstanding design this year: the new PEUGEOT E-30081 impressed an international jury of 39 expert jurors in the “Product Design” category with its silhouette, front modern and comprehensive facilities.

Matthias Hossann, Design Director PEUGEOT: “The PEUGEOT E-3008 combines the ingenuity and confidence of PEUGEOT and embodies all the values ​​of our brand. Reinventing the PEUGEOT 3008 means working on its modernity, balancing a dynamic design with greater efficiency through a fast-returning silhouette. The award shows that our team’s creativity has borne fruit.”

PEUGEOT E-3008 stands out with its new exterior design, modern and efficient. Chrome parts were removed in favor of painted parts: Meteor Gray on the front apron and rear bumper, Orbital Black on the mirror caps and underbody.

A new front end has been created for the new PEUGEOT E-3008, with the headlights and radiator grille completely redesigned. Thanks to the color gradient, it is integrated into the body without any boundaries. The headlights with new LED pixel technology are mounted on a slim, elegant bar and automatically adjust the brightness of the traffic conditions, ensuring optimal illumination.

The cat-like lines result from the balanced dimensions of the vehicle, which is one of the most compact in the SUV category of all C-segment electrics while still providing plenty of space for passengers and cargo.

The new PEUGEOT E-3008 is the first model from the Lion brand to feature the new PEUGEOT Panorama i-Cockpit®.

Red Dot Award in 2024

In 2024, products submitted from 60 countries were evaluated in 51 competition categories. The decision of the members of the jury to award the “Red Point” or “Red Point: The Best” was made based on the four characteristics of good design and against the background of their social and cultural situation, their technical attention and their design expertise. Products are not evaluated in competition with each other, but rather individually.