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Peugeot 2008 P24

Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice

2.7 / 5.0 · Based on 6 engine variants
Most Fun Engine

156 PS

Elektro 51kWh Elektro

Upgraded electric SUV with bite

Fun to Drive!
Most Reliable Engine

100–136 PS

1.2L Turbo MHEV Benzin

6 weaknesses

Good Choice
Problem Engine

101–131 PS

1.5L BlueHDi Diesel

6 weaknesses

Stay Away!

Generations


Engine Overview

The Peugeot 2008 P24 is available with 4 engine variants — from 100 to 156 hp. 3 variants had engine changes — the model year is crucial.

1.5L BlueHDi · Diesel· 102–131 PS Engine Change
2019 2026
Stay Away! 6 weaknesses
2019 2023
Stay Away! 6 weaknesses
2019 2026
Stay Away! 6 weaknesses
1.2L PureTech 130 Euro6d · Petrol· 100–135 PS Engine Change
2019 2024
Be Careful 6 weaknesses
2019 2024
Be Careful 6 weaknesses
1.2L Turbo MHEV · Petrol Mild-Hybrid· 130–145 PS Engine Change
2023 2026
Good Choice 6 weaknesses
2023 2026
Good Choice 6 weaknesses
Elektro 50kWh · Electric· 136 PS
2019 2024
Be Careful 6 weaknesses

The Peugeot 1.5L BlueHDi (Diesel, 102–131 PS) comes with 3 different engines: DV5 (2019–2026, Stay Away!) and DV5 (2019–2023, Stay Away!) and DV5 (2019–2026, Stay Away!). Pay attention to the model year for the 1.5L BlueHDi!

The Peugeot 1.2L PureTech 130 Euro6d (Petrol, 100–135 PS) comes with 2 different engines: EB2ADTS (2019–2024, Be Careful) and EB2ADTS (2019–2024, Be Careful). Pay attention to the model year for the 1.2L PureTech 130 Euro6d!

The Peugeot 1.2L Turbo MHEV (Petrol Mild-Hybrid, 130–145 PS) comes with 2 different engines: HN09 (2023–2026, Good Choice) and HN09 (2023–2026, Good Choice). Pay attention to the model year for the 1.2L Turbo MHEV!

The Peugeot Elektro 50kWh (Electric, 136 PS) has the EM-100 (Elektro 50kWh) — rated: "Be Careful", 6 known weaknesses.

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Vehicle Weaknesses

WeaknessCost
!Brake disc wear above average

The second-generation 2008 also stands out at inspection with excessively worn brake discs. The problem carries over from the predecessor, particularly on the front axle.

Symptoms: Vibration when braking, visible disc grooving, TÜV/MOT failure on brakes
from 50,000 km
Low

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Known Problems and Issues

A total of 44 weaknesses have been documented for the Peugeot 2008 P24 (2019–2026) — 36 engine-related and 8 vehicle-related. 2 problem engines: DV5 (1.5L BlueHDi), EB2DT (1.2L PureTech 110). Typical issues affect Brakes, Suspension, Other, Electronics. Considered reliable: HN09 (1.2L Turbo MHEV).

2008 (DV5, 2019–2026) — Stay Away!: Premature timing chain wear — subject to recall, High-pressure pump seizes, Timing chain recall — warranty extension. Power: 102 PS.

2008 (DV5, 2019–2023) — Stay Away!: Premature timing chain wear — subject to recall, High-pressure pump seizes, Timing chain recall — warranty extension. Power: 110 PS.

2008 (DV5, 2019–2026) — Stay Away!: Premature timing chain wear — subject to recall, High-pressure pump seizes, Timing chain recall — warranty extension. Power: 130–131 PS.

2008 (EB2DT, 2016–2023) — Stay Away!: Wet belt disintegration — notorious main problem, Crankshaft axial play from weak thrust washers, Extreme oil consumption from coked piston rings. Power: 110 PS.

2008 (EB2ADTS, 2019–2024) — Be Careful: Oil consumption from coked piston rings, Wet belt debris blocks oil strainer (older EB2 variants), Weak crankshaft thrust washers. Power: 130–135 PS.

2008 (EB2ADTS, 2019–2024) — Be Careful: Oil consumption from coked piston rings, Wet belt debris blocks oil strainer (older EB2 variants), Weak crankshaft thrust washers. Power: 100–101 PS.

2008 (EM-100, 2019–2024) — Be Careful: BMS software: drive loss while driving, Heat pump compressor corrodes and fails, Mahle on-board charger (OBC) failed. Power: 136 PS.

2008 (EM-115, 2024–2026) — Be Careful: Heat pump compressor corrodes and fails, Mahle on-board charger failed (AC charging), Electric drivetrain fault — OBC and DC/DC temperature error. Power: 156 PS.

What to watch out for with the Peugeot 2008? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What problems and weaknesses does the Peugeot 2008 P24 have? +
The Peugeot 2008 P24 has 36 known engine weaknesses and 8 vehicle weaknesses.
What should I look for when buying a used Peugeot 2008 P24? +
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Which engine is recommended? +
Good choice: HN09 (1.2L Turbo MHEV). The most reliable engine is the HN09 (1.2L Turbo MHEV) with the lowest risk score. The most fun to drive is the EM-115 (Elektro 51kWh). Problem engine: DV5 (1.5L BlueHDi) — stay away!
Which Peugeot 2008 P24 engine is the most reliable? +
The {code} ({displacement}) is the most reliable engine in the Peugeot 2008 P24. It has the lowest risk score of all available engines and is rated "Good Choice". However, there are 6 known weaknesses to be aware of.
Which Peugeot 2008 P24 engine is the most fun? +
The {code} ({displacement}) offers the most driving fun in the Peugeot 2008 P24 — rated: "Fun to Drive!". {description} The E-2008 FL with 115 kW gets a noticeable power increase: 156 hp and higher continuous output make the electric SUV more confident on A-roads and motorways too. The go-kart feel of the 208 is missing due to the extra weight, but the driving enjoyment remains high.
Is the Peugeot 2008 P24 worth buying used? +
Caution is advised with the Peugeot 2008 P24 — 2 of 6 engine variants are rated 'Stay Away!'. The engine choice is crucial.
What horsepower variants are available for the Peugeot 2008 P24? +
The Peugeot 2008 P24 is available with engine variants from 100 to 156 hp. Petrol: EB2DT (1.2L PureTech 110), EB2ADTS (1.2L PureTech 130 Euro6d), HN09 (1.2L Turbo MHEV). Diesel: DV5 (1.5L BlueHDi).

Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee