2026 Peugeot Van Range: Everything You Need to Know
We saw the introduction of the first Peugeot Boxer in 1994, after Peugeot joined forces with PSA and Fiat, while the humble Peugeot Partner has been ferrying people, equipment and cargo since 1996. With the introduction of the Peugeot Expert in 2016, the brand’s three-van range was finally complete, and soon became a favourite with small business owners, tradespeople and fleets alike.
Peugeot Partner
The Peugeot Partner does exactly as its name suggests – it is designed to simplify your day and act as a trusty sidekick to get you through the city with ease and agility.
The Partner is available in M (L1) and XL (L2) body styles, as well as a crew van configuration in XL. The medium Peugeot offers a loading capacity of up to 3.3m3, a payload of up to 984kg and a towing weight of up to 1050kg, with the XL offering a capacity up to 3.9m3.
Both vans can increase their loading capacity with Peugeot’s Moduwork system, folding away the outer passenger seat, using a hatch in the metal bulkhead and extending the load length under the seats, gaining up to 3.8m3 and 4.4m3 respectively.
The Partner is powered by two 1.5-litre BlueHDi turbodiesel engines, either as a 100hp manual or 130hp automatic, as well as the alternative electric E-Partner, with up to 213 miles of WLTP range,
To make your commutes even easier, the Partner is handily equipped with the latest generation of driving aids, such as the “dynamic surround view,” giving you maximum outside visibility with a digital rear-view mirror, blind spot detection, parking camera and more.
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Peugeot Expert
The Peugeot Expert is an adaptable mid-sized van, available in Medium (L1) and XL (L2) Body sizes, as a panel or crew van.
Like the Partner, the Expert can increase the usable volume even further with Peugeot’s Moduwork. In the standard configuration, the Expert has a load volume of up to 5.3m3, which can be increased to 5.83, and in its XL configuration, a load space of 6.1m3 can increase to 6.6m3, with plenty of room for longer panels, pipes and parts.
Helpfully, the Expert is height-limited to 1.935m, meaning that even with all that storage space, you don’t have to worry about accessing car parks – as a bonus, assistance features such as Dynamic Surround View make navigating tight spaces like car parks even easier.
The Expert offers four diesel engines, two manual and two automatic, and an electric version to boot, managing up to 230 miles of WLTP range with an impressive payload limit of up to 1210KG.
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Peugeot Boxer
The largest van in the Peugeot range, the Peugeot Boxer is available in six body sizes: L2/H1, L2/H2, L3/H2, L3/H3 and L4/H3. The smallest option offers up to 10 cubic metres of load space, and the largest, a generous 17m3.
The payload varies between sizes and power trains, but the most impressive is the L4/H2 diesel with a maximum payload of up to 2115kg.
The longest versions of the Boxer, the L4, differs from rivals by placing the extended length behind the rear axle, rather than increasing the length of the wheelbase, this way, the L3 and L4 have identical wheelbase dimensions.
Like the others, there is also a range of powertrains to choose from, including three 2.2-litre turbodiesel engines, a 140hp manual, 140hp automatic and a 180hp automatic, as well as the electric Peugeot E-Boxer, with its 110kWh battery providing up to 263 miles of WLTP range.
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