This is the best-looking estate car by miles Great review ❤

Love the way you’ve coordinated your outfit with the car colour/wheels Tish!

I drive an e208 (leased of course), so am already sold on the looks and it’s a great small car. However, we still have an ICE estate as there just aren’t any affordable ones out there that are big enough (MG5 too small). I’d love one of these but I know leasing rates on the e208 have sky rocketed due to poor residuals and at these prices the e308 is going to be the same. Saying that in a couple of years if there are low mileage ones around for £20k that would be a great buy.

Love the outfit that matches the Car ❤

It is a beautiful model. But so are you Tish. 😊 I love your look.

Class video Tish, these cars are superb and have pretty much everything and you’ve covered so much ❤️🙌 nice one

As usual great review.

good video, great looking estate inside and out and the new green is great colour, but i do like my Outback, just wish we'd get better engine/gearbox choices.

Great video and can’t deny it’s a good looking estate great that you colour matched your clothes to the car ❤❤🔥🔥

This is no doubt the second best looking estate car on the market,which says alot because the best looking one would be the Nio Et5 Touring (😮).

Hi , good review on this Peugeot Estate I'm a fan of estate cars. Now it's mainly MPVs I've only owned one estate car and I do miss it i am going back years ago and that was my Nissan Primera 2.0i Sport Plus Estate (P11-144 model) 2001 51 plate in silver had it for 7 years on a run I got about 42-44 mpg at a steady 60 mph very good for a 2 litre petrol engine. The diesel engine done about 46 mpg personally I think the petrol engine was the better choice. This Peugeot looks a good car but I would prefer a hybrid petrol electric in all a good car and great road test. Happy driving👍

Lovely looking car, love it in the dark military green type colour they do on the current 308. When they have a decent braked towing limit for towing a caravan and better range … maybe

The best looking EV Estate Car as I like the styling 😊

Fantastic looking car , I love an estate , going back to one on my next car having had a hatchback. This will only be on the list as a petrol though as I’m not going electric yet.

Thats not the bonnet over the loght Tish. The bonnet is the part that opens up just like a boot opens at the rear. Its the front body panal that goes over the lights not the bonnet.

Do the back seats fold completely flat ?

We do i ❤ Estate vehicles 👍🤗

Mooi video

Cheers love an exhaust 😂

This is something that is sorely needed in the States, however Stellantis is hell bent on not having brands like Peugeot available here (since the failed venture back in the '90's). Personally, I would go for the hybrid version - especially after hearing about Consumer Reports stating that EVs have a much lower reliability rate than petrol or even hybrid vehicles. And (of course) you; my dear Tish, look smashing in that outfit! Can never get too much of your beautiful self on my computer to watch! 🥰😘❤

The Peugeot e-308 SW is expected to be sold in more European markets than the MG5. For example, the MG brand is currently absent in the Baltic states (Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia). The e-308 SW is priced from €47,400 in Lithuania and Latvia, and €46,900 in Estonia.

Peugeot do some lovely steering wheels and seats. Must say.

In my opinion hybrid estates are making up for the lack of EV estates. Best of both worlds, I guess. Anyways, right off the bat: the style. Can't mistake it for any other car. That's how unique Peugeot is. Staying on the topic of estate, I just saw the upcoming 2024 Toyota Crown Estate, and my gosh she is a beauty 😍😍😍 so it makes me wonder: will customers choose the Peugeot (more affordable and superior range) or would they go Toyota Crown (hybridized, reliable and luxurious) I'm very curious about this one.

Great looking car great review but like most cars now way overpriced.

Looks alright that. You would think estates make more sense being electric as they have better aerodynamics and better efficiency than an SUV

The most stylish EV i have seen yet. And at least it hasn't got those awful looking plain piano black front most of them have.

How often do I drive more than 200 miles per day - not often. But then how often do I use the back seat ? About the same but I would not buy a two seater car.

I've no problem with more estates or saloons being released - people still want them, and many (like me) have no interest in SUV's at all. Just stick a diesel engine in one please and not a damn battery. I want to be able to refuel in

I’m pretty sure Peugeot say the SW stand for Sports wagon and not station wagon.

Car prices have stealthily gone through the roof, so much that £40k rolls off the tongue these days with ease. Manufacturers are cutting so many corners now, cheaper interior materials, "vegan friendly" plastic seats etc etc. Quality is getting worse while prices go up. Take a look at the inside of a 10-15 year old Audi as a case in point.

I absolutely love this car. It’s damn near perfect. I do wish they’d kept the old Lion logo though. The shield is so… bland. One of the things people need to remember about EV range is that it often comes because of a larger battery. While that larger battery gives you more miles and poser, it unfortunately reduces efficiency and increases charging time. A car like this may only do 200 miles, but it’ll charge much faster, making it more livable than many high range EVs, especially if you plan on using a home charger most of the time. And I can see how people living in Canada or the US could have range anxiety with their travel distances, but 200 miles in the UK? Very few travel that very often. Back and forth to work, a Tesco run or two, the pub, take the dogs out a few times a week… that’s probably 200 miles for me in a week. That’s without ever plugging it in. If I do 15 miles a day and plug it in when I get home I’ll be back up to full in an hour (I wouldn’t keep it past 80% almost ever, but that’s how long 15 miles would take). I could plug in overnight every 3-4 days and it’ll still be beautifully full in the morning. What else does one need really?

Its a great looking car, like the flared arches but the wheels look too small and too much.

Let's hope one day someone will make an electric car that is affordable to the masses and does 500 miles per charge and only takes 5 mins to re charge like filling up with Diesel and it's a winner 🤣🤣🤣

Agree with you, estates are great, just replaced my defective new Kia Niro HEV with a Skoda Superb estate. Diesel but this is giving me a range of 850 miles plus and 60 plus to the gallon, no range anxiety, no queuing for chargers and paying excessive electricity prices if using public chargers what’s not to like.

Regrettably, the "estate wagon/station wagon" is essentially "dead" in the US market. Out of fashion completely. The only good seller is the Subaru Outback which is a "tall wagon". I agree that this is a sharp looking vehicle, and an EV to boot!

Nice to see you exercising your right to bare arms ❤

what about skoda enyak?

Why is she calling it a station wagon ? It looks like an estate to me

12:59 It's great 👌 interior and exterior, but I asked many times,"Who drives Stationwagons today?"

Way too expensive. Dissapointing as i really would like an el-wagon :/

Just too expensive

I would love a Stationwagon/Estate as my next EV as long as it has a decent efficiency (I drive a Ioniq!) and can tow a trailer. BUT - I will not drive an EV with big Chromed fake exhausts!! People will laugh in your face as they do with the current crop of silly/stupid BMW EV's

Two words, too expensive, both to buy and insure.

Whatever way you look at it or try to dress it up it is still £43 k for a small Peugeot estate. It is just not worth that...

Just stick with the petrol version and you'll be fine.

wait till audi bring out electric estates

We need more estate cars . Not more electric cars .

There's only one thing I don't like about it, it's an EV,

no more electric

Bit underpowered