Peugeot 3008 Hybrid 195 Mk3

2024-presentLast updated: May 2026 · How this report is builtMay 2026

2024-present · 1.6 PureTech PHEV (195 hp) + 21 kWh battery, e-DCS7 7-speed dual-clutch petrol

Peugeot 3008 Hybrid 195 Mk3
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Third-generation 3008 PHEV launched in mid-2024 on the STLA Medium platform with a 1.6 turbo petrol, 92 kW electric motor, and a 21 kWh battery delivering up to 85 km of WLTP electric range. Early production has seen a battery recall and documented e-DCS7 dual-clutch defects, so verify recall completion before purchase.· more· less

52-mile electric range Refined PHEV powertrain
e-DCS7 gearbox recall history Infotainment freezes reported
Buy if: You want a long-range PHEV SUV with strong electric-only commuting capability and can verify all early-production recalls are complete.
Avoid if: You want proven long-term reliability or prefer a simpler powertrain without dual-clutch and high-voltage complexity.
Maintenance costs
€950 - €1,800/year
15,000 km/year
Fixed costs
€600-1,000
Risk buffer
€350-800
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Common Problems
New platform with limited long-term data and active recalls
The Mk3 3008 Hybrid 195 launched in mid-2024, so long-term reliability is still unproven. The e-DCS7 gearbox had documented early-production defects and the traction battery is under an active Stellantis recall. Most repairs fall within warranty, but post-warranty surprises on this complex PHEV powertrain are a real possibility. A full VIN check for outstanding recalls is essential before purchase.
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Pre-Purchase Inspection Checklist
General checks
Specific for this vehicle
Recalls and Technical Service Bulletins
HEV traction battery recall (2024-2025 production) Critical - verify completed
e-DCS7 gearbox manufacturing defect (units built through Aug 2024) Verify completed
Contact a Peugeot dealer with the VIN to verify all open recalls have been completed. The HEV battery and e-DCS7 gearbox campaigns are particularly important on early-production cars.
Warranty Status
Factory warranty (2 years) Active until 2026 on launch cars
Traction battery warranty 8 years / 160,000 km, 70% capacity guarantee
Rust perforation warranty 12 years
All Mk3 3008s sold from 2024 retain factory warranty until at least 2026. The high-voltage battery warranty runs for 8 years / 160,000 km.

↔ Also consider

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Peugeot 5008 Mk2 1.2 PureTech
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Same brand 7-seater with simpler powertrain. Lower running costs but wet-belt timing requires careful maintenance.
Peugeot e-2008
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Smaller fully-electric sibling. Simpler drivetrain, no gearbox concerns, but similar Stellantis infotainment quirks.
Subaru Forester e-Boxer
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Mild-hybrid alternative with proven boxer engine and CVT. More reliable powertrain but much weaker electric assist.
Volkswagen ID.4 Pro
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Fully electric alternative. No gearbox or combustion concerns, but earlier software issues now largely resolved.

This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Estimates may be inaccurate. Always have a qualified specialist inspect the vehicle before purchase. We accept no liability for decisions made based on this information.