It’s a reasonably compact seven-seater compared to some rivals. It’s chunky and a little boxy but surprisingly, the heavy use of black accents and the black roof sandwich the wide body panelling, making it look far sleeker than it really is.
It has quite a solid shape but the chequered grille, sharp LED lights and daytime running lights plus Peugeot's classic ‘claw’ brake lights give it some sexy style cred. The sequential indicator lights are also a nice touch.
The outside doesn’t get all of the looks. The dashboard is really interesting, there’s lots of lovely detailing with the mixed use of materials and at night the cabin is brought to life by stylish blue ambient lighting.
However, there are some aspects that make the finish feel a little under executed. Mainly the massive gaps that can be found in the dash and between the doors and the dash (I could almost fit my whole hand in them). It’s something that once you notice, you can’t ignore.
The smaller steering wheel took some getting used to but you’ll grow very fond of it. It definitely gives you some ‘race car’ vibes. The quilted Nappa leather seats, black headliner and panoramic sunroof add some serious plush factor. It’s an attractive car, despite its squarish outer.