New 408

About the range

• 408 Hybrid 145 hp /100 kW

More than 50% of time driving electric in town & no need to plug in

• 408 Plug-In Hybrid 240 hp /177 kW

Autonomy up to 53  miles WLTP

The fuel consumption or electric range achieved, and CO2 produced, in real world conditions will depend upon a number of factors including, but not limited to: the accessories fitted (pre and post registration); the starting charge of the battery; variations in weather; driving styles and vehicle load. The 408 Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid range requires mains electricity for charging. The WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure) is used to measure fuel consumption, electric range and CO2 figures. Figures shown are for comparison purposes and should only be compared to the fuel consumption, electric range and CO2 values of other cars tested to the same technical standard. The figures displayed for the Plug-In Hybrid range were obtained using a combination of battery power and fuel. Official Fuel Consumption in MPG (l/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km) for the 408 Hybrid are: Combined 263.8(1.1) - 387.5(0.7) and CO2 24 - 17g/km. Official Fuel Consumption in MPG (l/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km) for the 408 Plug-In Hybrid are: Combined 263.8(1.1) - 387.5(0.7) and CO2 24 - 17g/km. Equivalent All Electric Range: 34 - 50 miles. For comparison purposes only. Range achieved in real world may differ according to factors such as accessories fitted, battery condition, weather, driving style and vehicle load.

How does the WLTP work?

The range of an electric car according to the WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure) is measured under standardised laboratory conditions. The test simulates a mixed route including city, road, and highway driving, with variations in speed and acceleration.

It lasts 30 minutes and covers about 14 miles, with a controlled temperature of around 23°C. The range is calculated by measuring energy consumption (kWh/100 km) and the total battery capacity. However, in real-world conditions, factors such as weather, driving style, and air conditioning use can reduce this range.