Peugeot 3008 III (P84) (2024 – Présent)

Reliability score : 7.5/10

Peugeot 3008 Generation III (P64) Expert Note on Generation Code & Diesel Availability: The prompt references "Generation III (P84)". Historically, P84 is the internal code for Generation II (2016–2023), while the new Generation III (2024+) is coded P64. This sheet focuses on the brand-new 2024–2025 Generation III. Crucial detail regarding the requested Diesel motorization: Peugeot has completely discontinued diesel engines for the 3rd generation 3008. The STLA Medium platform it relies on is designed exclusively for Mild-Hybrid (MHEV), Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV), and fully Electric (BEV) powertrains. Buyers specifically seeking a "2024 Diesel 3008" will either have to find a leftover, late-registered Generation II (1.5 BlueHDi) or look at competitors like the VW Tiguan. The Generation III 3008

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Final Buying Verdict If you approached the 2024 Peugeot 3008 looking for a reliable Diesel cruiser, you will be disappointed: Peugeot has killed the BlueHDi for this generation. If you drive 30,000+ km a year on highways and strictly want diesel, you must look at the new VW Tiguan or buy a used 2023 Gen II 3008 (with caution regarding its AdBlue system). However, if you are open to new technologies, the Generation III 3008 is a massive leap forward. The new 1.2 Hybrid 136 MHEV is the most rational choice: it finally ditches the disastrous wet timing belt for a robust timing chain, making it highly recommendable for mixed driving. The e-3008 is visually stunning and offers great range, but its heavy weight dulls the driving dynamics. Because it is a brand-new platform (STLA Medium), we recommend waiting a few months for early software and assembly bugs to be resolved, or leasing rather than buying outright.