Peugeot Partner 2027: Prices, 354 km EV Range and Hybrid Plans

The Peugeot Partner 2027 puts business costs first. Peugeot reorganises its German range around Active, Control and Tech trims, adds practical cabin equipment and offers two electric battery capacities. A mild-hybrid Partner will join the range during 2027, although Peugeot has yet to disclose its output, consumption or price.

The Peugeot Partner van already has commercial momentum. UK Partner registrations reached 12,230 through September 2026, giving it 22% of the compact-van segment. The update builds on the third-generation model, which Peugeot introduced in 2018 and substantially revised in 2023.

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2027 Peugeot Partner Prices and Powertrains

Germany's entry prices start at €21,700 excluding VAT. The Active petrol and diesel versions use manual transmissions, while the E-Partner offers electric propulsion across all three trims.

These prices describe Germany's offer. Local taxes, equipment and commercial discounts change the invoice. Specifically, the E-Partner Control costs €3,000 above electric Active and adds 84 km of advertised range, alongside equipment upgrades.

Cargo Capacity and Cabin Equipment

Peugeot retains two body lengths: 4,400 mm (173.2 inches) for M and 4,750 mm (187.0 inches) for XL. Maximum load volume reaches 4.4 m³, while selected powertrains support up to 1,000 kg of payload. Buyers must check their exact configuration because maximum volume and maximum payload describe different limits.

Active's FlexiSeat folds its passenger-seat cushion vertically, freeing 0.5 m³ in the passenger footwell. Peugeot's research found that 40% of professionals show no interest in a three-seat compact van. Consequently, the two-seat layout prioritises accessible storage for operators who rarely carry a crew.

• Active: Air conditioning, rear parking sensors, two USB-C ports and a monochrome 10-inch instrument display support basic working needs.
• Control: A 10-inch infotainment screen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus a reversing camera suit fleet use.
• Tech: A colour digital instrument display, 180-degree HD reversing camera, dual-zone climate control and three-seat Multiflex cabin add comfort and load-through flexibility.

The optional ModuTable provides a laptop surface when parked. DriveDrawer conceals equipment beneath the driver's seat; Peugeot expects Germany's DashBox option from March 2027.

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Electric Range and Charging: Check the Specification

The 42.05 kWh battery suits shorter scheduled routes. Control and Tech increase usable capacity to 50.8 kWh, approximately 21% more, while advertised WLTP range rises by 31% to 354 km. These specification gains alone do not establish real operating efficiency.

All three electric trims include 11 kW three-phase AC charging. Active makes 100 kW DC charging optional; Control and Tech include it. That distinction affects dispatch flexibility: an operator who omits DC capability loses access to rapid charging between assignments.