2022 Peugeot Partner, Expert and Boxer price and specifications: France's facelifted vans target new Volkswagen Caddy, Transporter and Crafter
Partner is Peugeot Australia's smallest van.
Peugeot Australia has refreshed its light commercial vehicle (LCV) lineup for model year 22, introducing facelifted Partner, Expert and Boxer vans to showrooms in the first quarter of this year.
The big news is that four new classes have been introduced to the French brand's LCV range, with the City positioned as a budget workhorse and the Pro aimed at owner-operators and owner-drivers who want a van "fit for purpose."
Then there's the Premium, which has a higher level of equipment to appeal to owner-drivers, SMBs, and tool-of-the-trade buyers who want a more car-like van.
Finally, the Sport is a limited edition exclusive to the Expert. According to Peugeot Australia, it is "built for owner drivers who want their business to stand out."
Since the LCV MY22 range was announced in early October last year, prices have risen across the board due to increased manufacturing costs. However, Peugeot Australia will honor the original cost of orders placed in 2021.
But to take a closer look at what you get from the Volkswagen Caddy, Transporter and Crafter competitors individually, we'll cover them in three different sections. Read more.
Peugeot Partner
The Partner small van is available in City, Pro and Premium classes, as well as Short and Long body styles (see prices in the table below), with a payload of 629-660 kg and 898-1000 kg and a traction force with a brake system of 900 kg. -1300kg and 950kg respectively.
The City Short comes with a 81kW/205Nm 1.2-litre Euro 6 turbo-petrol four-cylinder (Euro 96) engine and a six-speed manual transmission as standard, although it can be optionally equipped with a 230kW/XNUMXNm engine and an eight-speed automatic. gearbox. to all other variants of the Partner.
City standard equipment includes a passenger-side sliding door (short) or dual sliding doors (long), 180-degree rear hinged doors, two seats, a 5.0-inch monochrome infotainment system, a glass partition, six airbags (dual front, side and curtain), rear view camera and rear parking sensors.
Pro Adds Twilight Sensors, Rain Sensors, Three Seats, Reclining Table, Electric Parking Brake, 8.0-inch Touchscreen Multimedia System, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Support, Climate Control, Under Seat Storage, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Hold Assist lanes and speed sign recognition.
Meanwhile, the Premium also gets body-coloured exterior trim, 16-inch alloy wheels, power folding side mirrors, keyless entry, push-button start, and a leather-trimmed steering wheel.
2022 Peugeot Partner price excluding travel expenses
| Option | Transmission | Price |
| Urban Short | guide | $28,340 (+$1350) |
| Urban Short | automatically | $31,490 (+$1500) |
| City of Long | automatically | $34,115 (+$1625) |
| Professional short | automatically | $33,590 (+$1600) |
| Oblong | automatically | $36,215 (+$1725) |
| Premium Short | automatically | $36,080 (+$1600) |
| Premium Long | automatically | $38,705 (+$1725) |
Peugeot Expert
The Expert midsize van is available in City, Pro, Premium and Sport trims, as well as Short and Long body styles (see table below for pricing), with payloads of 1000-1400kg and 1350kg and towing braking capability. 2100 kg and 1800-2500 kg respectively.
A 110kW/370Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder (Euro 5) turbodiesel engine powers the City, Pro and Premium models, with the former coming with a six-speed manual transmission as standard, though an optional eight-speed automatic installed on all other models. Expert variants, including the Sport, which stands out from the package with a 130kW/400Nm (Euro 6) engine.
Standard equipment in the City (Short only) includes 16-inch steel wheels, dual sliding doors, 180-degree rear swing doors, three seats, a glass partition, dual front airbags, cruise control and a rearview camera.
The Pro adds dusk sensors, rain sensors, a 7.0-inch multimedia touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, autonomous emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, and rear parking sensors.
Meanwhile, the Premium also gets body-color exterior trim, LED daytime running lights and fog lights, 17-inch alloy wheels, a drop-down table and under-seat storage.
The Sport (Short only) features unique decals, xenon headlights, black 17-inch alloy wheels, keyless entry, push-button start, paddle shifters, head-up display, climate control and front parking sensors.
It should be noted that the Sport is the only member of the Expert line to get dual side airbags and adaptive cruise control, as no other option has access to key safety features for the MY22 due to the ongoing global semiconductor shortage.
Prices for Peugeot Expert 2022 without travel expenses
| Option | Transmission | Price |
| Urban Short | guide | $40,940 (+$1950) |
| Professional short | automatically | $45,140 (+$2150) |
| Oblong | guide | $44,090 (+$2100) |
| Oblong | automatically | $47,240 (+$2250) |
| Premium Short | automatically | $48,330 (+$2150) |
| Premium Long | automatically | $48,180 (+$2250) |
| Athletic shorts | automatically | $49,990 (no data) |
Peugeot boxer
The Boxer large van is only available in the Pro class with a long body (see prices in the table below). It has a payload of 1590 kg and a towing braking capacity of 2500 kg.
The Boxer is powered by a 120kW/310Nm 2.0L turbodiesel four-cylinder (Euro6) engine, exclusively paired with a six-speed manual transmission.
The Pro includes a passenger-side sliding door, three seats, dual airbags, autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, a reversing camera, and rear parking sensors.
2022 Peugeot Boxer prices excluding travel expenses
| Option | Transmission | Price |
| Oblong | guide | $51,440 (+$2450) |
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