Peugeot 408 generations
(Boot space)Generation year | Boot space |
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408, Model year 2023 (408 1. Generation) | 536 l |
The current generation Peugeot 408 boasts a generous 536 liters of boot space. Enthusiasts like Jeremy Clarkson would probably call it a TARDIS on wheels as it seems much bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. And if you need more room for larger items, folding the rear seats expands the trunk size to an impressive 1,611 liters. But how does the Peugeot 408's boot space measure up against different generations and its nearest competitors? Let's find out!
As we only have data for the current generation (2023-now) of the Peugeot 408, we cannot compare it with any previous generations. That said, based on the generous 536 liters of boot space available in the current model, it appears that Peugeot has taken the cargo capacity of their 408 very seriously. Offering ample room for luggage, shopping, or even a small family of hobbits, the Peugeot 408 has undoubtedly become an attractive option for those who need the extra cargo room.
Generation year | Boot space |
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408, Model year 2023 (408 1. Generation) | 536 l |
Within the Peugeot lineup, the 408's boot space lies between the Peugeot 508 SW (530 liters) and the Peugeot 408 (471 liters). Only a few models, such as the Peugeot 308 SW (608 liters), Peugeot 5008 (780 liters), and the Peugeot Traveller (1,624 liters), offer more boot space than the 408. In comparison, smaller Peugeots like the e-208 (265 liters) and the 208 (309 liters) provide significantly less cargo room.
Variant name | Boot space |
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e-208 | 265 l |
208 | 309 l |
e-308 | 361 l |
308 | 412 l |
2008 | 434 l |
e-2008 | 434 l |
408 | 471 l |
508 Limousine | 487 l |
508 PSE Limousine | 487 l |
3008 | 520 l |
e-3008 | 520 l |
508 PSE SW | 530 l |
508 SW | 530 l |
e-308 SW | 548 l |
e-Rifter | 571 l |
Rifter | 571 l |
308 SW | 608 l |
5008 | 748 l |
Traveller | 1624 l |
Expert Kombi | 2625 l |
e-Expert Kombi | 3061 l |
When it comes to its nearest competitors, the Peugeot 408 stands proudly among the crowd. While some rivals like the Ford Tourneo Connect (1,720 liters) boast larger boot spaces, others like the Skoda Octavia (640 liters) and the Ford Focus (635 liters) offer similar cargo room. Meanwhile, vehicles like the VW Golf (611 liters) and the Toyota Corolla (581 liters) fall a bit short in comparison to the 536 liters found in the Peugeot 408. In short, the Peugeot 408 provides an excellent balance of boot space, firmly positioning itself between larger family cars and smaller city vehicles.
Car model | Boot space |
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VW Tayron 2025 | 885 l |
Land Rover Discovery Sport 2019 | 780 l |
Renault Rafale 2024 | 627 l |
Mazda CX-60 2022 | 570 l |
Mercedes-Benz GLB 2023 | 565 l |
Dacia Bigster 2025 | 546 l |
Genesis GV70 2021 | 542 l |
CUPRA Terramar 2024 | 540 l |
Peugeot 408 2023 | 536 l |
Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2023 | 525 l |
GWM WEY 03 2024 | 517 l |
Renault Arkana 2021 | 513 l |
Alfa Romeo Tonale 2022 | 500 l |
GWM WEY 05 2024 | 500 l |
Renault Symbioz 2024 | 492 l |
Suzuki Across 2020 | 490 l |
Porsche Macan 2021 | 488 l |
Lynk & Co 01 2021 | 466 l |
MG HS/EHS 2021 | 448 l |
Toyota Corolla Cross 2022 | 414 l |
Toyota Yaris Cross 2021 | 397 l |
Honda ZR-V 2023 | 380 l |
Audi Q2 2020 | 355 l |
Lexus LBX 2024 | 332 l |
Mitsubishi ASX 2023 | 326 l |
Subaru Crosstrek 2024 | 315 l |
Toyota Highlander 2021 | 241 l |