The Peugeot RCZ Vision has been revealed at the Paris Motor Show, previewing a future electric sports coupe. Its new solid state battery offers up to 600km of range and can be charged from 10 to 80 per cent in just 10 minutes.
What do you think of Peugeot’s new design language, and do you want to see the brand continue in Australia?
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- As long as it's part of Stellantis I'm not really interested. All of the cars they've pumped out after the merge have been complete dumpster fires even during warranty periods, can't even imagine how terrible it must be to own one after warranty.
- Those seats look incredibly uncomfortable and more akin to a dentist's chair than a car seat.
And what's with those stupid semi translucent screens? Reeks of a design student's coursework rendering and not based in any sort of reality.
- My brother had E-208 with the "holographic instrument cluster". It was kinda cool, there was one transparent screen and another normal one like 5cm behind it. All numbers/text were rendered on the transparent one and graphics on the normal one creating this 3D effect. I suppose that they would do it that way in real production vehicle.
- It's good to see a brand doing good design. This car and the Alfa Romeo make me hope that good design will come back again. I hope that togheter with good plastics and materials.
- Just like that 205 Rally concept I love everything about the exterior, and almost nothing about that interior. I jsut don't get why a steering wheel (like door handles, stalks, gear shifters and other stuff) need a rreinvention.
- Remake this into Peugeot 509 sedan and raised estate (like the old Outback used to be) sell it on both sides of Atlantic. Make it in the Bramalea assembly plant for NA market as Chrysler and you have a winner. But doubt this will happen. Stellantis just don't have the management to do this.
- Another one I’d like to see in production and make its way to Australia. Keep it say 40% below any Porsche Cayman EV and improve build/ material quality and reliability and I’m sure it can give the Porsche some competition
- Looks cool but I doubt stellantis will build it, even if they could rebadge and change the body to sell this a new Peugeot RCZ, Fiat Coupe, Alfa GT, Lancia Coupe, Opel GT and even a small dodge coupe to reduce costs, that would need to make stellantis to build something besides a boring SUV, truck or econobox.
- That's the best looking thing they've unveiled in years. I hope the economics of the platform allow them to build it.
- The Peugeot RCZ Vision has been revealed at the Paris Motor Show, previewing a future electric sports coupe. Its new solid state battery offers up to 600km of range and can be charged from 10 to 80 per cent in just 10 minutes.
What do you think of Peugeot’s new design language, and do you want to see the brand continue in Australia?
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- As long as it's part of Stellantis I'm not really interested. All of the cars they've pumped out after the merge have been complete dumpster fires even during warranty periods, can't even imagine how terrible it must be to own one after warranty.
- Those seats look incredibly uncomfortable and more akin to a dentist's chair than a car seat.
And what's with those stupid semi translucent screens? Reeks of a design student's coursework rendering and not based in any sort of reality.
- My brother had E-208 with the "holographic instrument cluster". It was kinda cool, there was one transparent screen and another normal one like 5cm behind it. All numbers/text were rendered on the transparent one and graphics on the normal one creating this 3D effect. I suppose that they would do it that way in real production vehicle.
- It's good to see a brand doing good design. This car and the Alfa Romeo make me hope that good design will come back again. I hope that togheter with good plastics and materials.
- Just like that 205 Rally concept I love everything about the exterior, and almost nothing about that interior. I jsut don't get why a steering wheel (like door handles, stalks, gear shifters and other stuff) need a rreinvention.
- Remake this into Peugeot 509 sedan and raised estate (like the old Outback used to be) sell it on both sides of Atlantic. Make it in the Bramalea assembly plant for NA market as Chrysler and you have a winner. But doubt this will happen. Stellantis just don't have the management to do this.
- Another one I’d like to see in production and make its way to Australia. Keep it say 40% below any Porsche Cayman EV and improve build/ material quality and reliability and I’m sure it can give the Porsche some competition
- Looks cool but I doubt stellantis will build it, even if they could rebadge and change the body to sell this a new Peugeot RCZ, Fiat Coupe, Alfa GT, Lancia Coupe, Opel GT and even a small dodge coupe to reduce costs, that would need to make stellantis to build something besides a boring SUV, truck or econobox.
- That's the best looking thing they've unveiled in years. I hope the economics of the platform allow them to build it.
- The Peugeot RCZ Vision has been revealed at the Paris Motor Show, previewing a future electric sports coupe. Its new solid state battery offers up to 600km of range and can be charged from 10 to 80 per cent in just 10 minutes.
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