Peugeot 2008 SUV 2014 pictures

The Peugeot 2008 fights the Renault Captur, Nissan Juke and Ford EcoSport for customer

Facelifted, it wears Peugeot's distinctive SUV look at the front, and follows hatchback styling cues at the rear

It's strongly road-biased, despite its off-road appearance

With a smooth ride, it prioritises comfort over handling prowess

The dashboard is clean and classy looking, and soft-touch materials are used

Among French manufacturers, Peugeot is currently winning the interior design prize 

The touchscreen infotainment system incorporates sat nav, Bluetooth and DAB digital radio

Grip control settings make moderate off-road excursions possible, despite no four-wheel drive option

Comfortable seats with plush upholstery make long journeys relaxing 

Rear seat space is plentiful, with loads of leg and headroom

The 2008's boot is actually smaller than some family hatchbacks

Folding the rear seatbacks does free up useful space for bulky items

The 2008 is less adventurously styled than the newer, and larger, 3008 SUV

A soft motorway ride makes the 2008 a great cruiser

The small steering wheel can make the steering feel a little twitchy

Low-profile tyres hint at tarmac being the 2008's natural domain

The stepped roofline is a distinctive 2008 feature, while roof rails add further practicality

The latest Peugeot front grille design sits well with the 2008's body design

The 2008 is a more practical all-round package than the Nissan Juke

...with extra rear seat room adding to its day-to-day versatility

The rear lights are similar in style to the 308 hatchback