The Peugeot Boxer 4x4 concept with all-wheel drive appeared
The new show car Peugeot Boxer, appeared before the visitors of the car dealership with an unusual front bumper, painted in body color. The concept attracted a lot of visitors to the event, as it is positioned as a sports car for outdoor enthusiasts. A Canadian canoe flaunts on its roof, and a Peugeot eM02 FS Powertube electric bike is located on the trunk.
It should be noted that Peugeot is actively introducing four-wheel drive on new models. The 4x4 minivans have already gone into the series, and now they have reached the conceptual Boxer, which in addition is equipped with an advanced Dangel transmission. In addition, the car increased the ground clearance and slightly increased the clearance. The new studded tires from the manufacturer BFGoodrich also look good.
More details will be announced on 28 September when the Le Bourget exhibition opens. It is for this event that Peugeot is preparing the new SpaceTourer 4X4 Ë, which will be proudly presented to the public. Most of the renowned European manufacturers have recently shown great interest in country cars for family vacations. Apparently, market trends are changing not only towards electric vehicles.
It should be noted that Peugeot is actively introducing four-wheel drive on new models. The 4x4 minivans have already gone into the series, and now they have reached the conceptual Boxer, which in addition is equipped with an advanced Dangel transmission. In addition, the car increased the ground clearance and slightly increased the clearance. The new studded tires from the manufacturer BFGoodrich also look good.
More details will be announced on 28 September when the Le Bourget exhibition opens. It is for this event that Peugeot is preparing the new SpaceTourer 4X4 Ë, which will be proudly presented to the public. Most of the renowned European manufacturers have recently shown great interest in country cars for family vacations. Apparently, market trends are changing not only towards electric vehicles.
