The GT Hatch Hybrid uses a 1.2-litre turbo-petrol hybrid system with a six-speed electrified dual-clutch automatic; Peugeot lists 100 kW and 230 Nm for the petrol engine.

The GT Hatch Hybrid provides five-seat hatchback practicality with a flexible rear load area. Buyers should check critical passenger, cargo and payload requirements against the current Australian specification.

The GT is the high-spec 308 Hybrid grade, adding a more premium equipment and design treatment.

The self-charging hybrid does not need to be plugged in and can use electric assistance during suitable low-load driving.

Current Australian Peugeot models offer smartphone connectivity, but screen size, wireless capability and navigation vary by grade and model year. Confirm the exact specification before purchase.

Safety and assistance equipment varies by model and grade. Check the latest Australian specification and remember that these systems support rather than replace attentive driving.

The listed paints reflect published Australian colour choices for this model family. Availability, pricing and stock can change, so confirm the exact colour with an authorised Peugeot dealer.

Confirm the latest specification, seating, payload or towing limits where relevant, warranty terms, servicing, delivery timing and drive-away price with an authorised Peugeot dealer.