Peugeot Boxer delivers new technologies, looks and engine starting at R$260,000

Peugeot has brought the new Boxer to Brazil , significantly modified compared to the 2025 model year. The van features new technologies, an updated look, and a new engine. It will be sold in four configurations and starts at R$260,000. The model will gradually replace the previous generation and will hit stores starting in August.

According to the brand, the modifications are aimed at a growing delivery market: with more than 70,000 vans registered last year. To put this in perspective, there was a 31.2% growth between 2018 and 2024.

The product is part of the brand's offerings for Brazil, which also includes the Partner and Expert. In total, there are three models, two engines, and seven versions.

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Peugeot Boxer – Photo: Disclosure

Visual

The new look is noticeable from the front, with the new Peugeot logo, updated front grille, and redesigned wheels. Available body colors are Banquise White (all versions) and Graphite Gray (passenger versions).

Inside, the car debuts a steering wheel, a new cluster with a 3.5-inch screen, a 5-inch radio with Bluetooth and a 7-inch multimedia center with Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay (minibus).

The new seats feature black crepe upholstery, a redesigned dashboard and doors with new spaces, USB and 12V outlets, interior lighting with LED lights on the floor and new air vents in glossy black.

Motorization

The van debuts a 2.2-liter turbo diesel engine, which develops 140 hp and 350 Nm of torque (up 10 Nm), combined with a six-speed manual transmission. The package now delivers 8% better fuel economy, achieving 10.8 km/l in the city and 10.4 km/l on the highway (previously 10 km/l and 9.7 km/l, respectively).

The cargo volume reaches 13 m³, with a capacity between 1,240 and 1,590 kg, depending on the version, with a 270º rear opening as standard and a sliding side door.

Technologies

The new Boxer's list of technologies includes: stability control for trailers, tire pressure monitoring system, rear parking sensors and cruise control, hill start assist, braking system and crosswind assist.

In the passenger transport versions, a rear-view camera with guide lines, blind spot detector, rear cross-traffic alert and electrically folding mirrors are added.

The MyPeugeot Pro connectivity platform offers 12 free months of fleet management, including vehicle location, real-time monitoring, and telemetry via app or browser. The solution includes route mapping, geolocation, routing, electronic fencing, driving alerts, driver profiles, and 24/7 assistance.