Peugeot 2008
Small SUV, including the e-2008 and the Hybrid 136.
Small SUV · 5 seats · Petrol, diesel, hybrid, electric
Warning lights
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| Colour | What it means | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Stop as soon as it is safe. | Peugeot 2008 Indicators: Red Warnings |
| Orange | A fault or a system that needs attention. You can usually keep driving, then book a workshop. | Peugeot 2008 Indicators: Orange Warnings |
| Green and blue | Green means a system is switched on. Blue means the high beam is on. | Peugeot 2008 Warning Lamps: Blue and Green Warnings |
Guides
Warning lights
Not every lamp on your Peugeot 2008's dashboard is a warning. Green, blue and white/grey symbols mostly confirm that something is switched on: your lights, a driver assistance system or a hybrid feature. Knowing them...
Orange (amber) warning lamps on a Peugeot 2008 rarely mean you have to stop immediately, but they shouldn't be ignored. Most tell you that a system has developed a fault, has switched itself off or needs some attention...
A red warning lamp on your Peugeot 2008's instrument panel means one thing: deal with it now. Some red lamps mean you should stop as soon as it's safe; others, like an unfastened seat belt or an open door, just need...
Review
Please note: this guide is based on 2024 model-year information, including the 2024 facelift. Engines, trim names and equipment have been revised since, so double-check current specifications before you buy. The 2008 is...
Engines
The second-generation Peugeot 2008 has always been a small SUV built around small engines. That's good news for running costs, but it means choosing the right engine matters more than it does in a bigger car. This guide...
If you want a Peugeot 2008 but don't want a conventional petrol or diesel, there are two routes: the fully electric e-2008 and the 2008 Hybrid 136, a petrol car with 48-volt electric assistance. They suit very...