Based on the most recent mileage recordings for the PEUGEOT E-2008 (2019-23) 5DR SUV 0.0 ELECTRIC 50KWH 136 ACTIVE PREMIUM+ with a 7KW charger AUTO, the data shows that a significant majority (93.9%) of these vehicles have traveled less than 10,000 miles. Only a small fraction (6.1%) have mileage between 10,000 and 20,000 miles. This suggests that most of these electric vehicles are relatively low mileage, possibly indicating they are newer or used less frequently, which could be appealing to buyers seeking low-mileage EVs.

The data provides a distribution of private sale prices for the PEUGEOT E-2008 (2019-23) 5DR SUV Electric model. The most common price range is £14,000 to £15,000, accounting for 21.2% of sales, followed by the £12,000 to £13,000 range at 18.2%. Several price brackets, such as £11,000 to £12,000, and £19,000 to £20,000, have relatively lower occurrences at around 3%. Notably, the distribution indicates that a significant proportion of vehicles are sold between £12,000 and £15,000, suggesting this as a typical market range for private sales of this model. There is also a notable spread across higher and lower price points, highlighting a diverse market that accommodates both more affordable and premium private sale options.

The data indicates that for the Peugeot E-2008 (2019-23), the majority of vehicles currently on the market or in use are manufactured in 2023, accounting for approximately 60.6%. Vehicles from 2022 make up around 39.4%. This suggests a significant proportion of these electric SUVs are relatively new, with most being produced in or after 2022, reflecting recent manufacturing trends and possibly high turnover or fleet renewal rates.

The data on the main paint colours for the PEUGEOT E-2008 (2019-23) 5DR SUV shows that black is the most common, accounting for 36.4% of vehicles. White is the second most popular at 12.1%, while orange, though less common overall at 27.3%, stands out as the predominant colour among the less prevalent options, with red and blue both each representing 9.1%. Grey is relatively rare, comprising just 6.1%. This suggests that the majority of these electric SUVs favor classic black, but a notable portion features vibrant orange, which is relatively distinctive.

The data indicates that all PEUGEOT E-2008 (2019-23) models in the sample are fully electric, with 100% of vehicles using electric power as their primary fuel type. Notably, engine capacity information is not available for any of these vehicles, which is expected given their electric nature rather than traditional internal combustion engines. This highlights that the entire sample comprises electric-only models, reflecting the shift towards electric vehicles within this model range.