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A modern medium van with high payload ratings

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• Plenty of payload
• Claimed fuel economy
• Good to drive
• Likeable engines
• Lots of safety kit available

• Unimpressive fit and finish
• Restricted visibility
• Cramped cab
• Offset driving position
• Not much in-cab storage

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After nine years on the market, the second-generation Peugeot Expert was replaced by this all-new model in 2016.

Based on a new platform (the snappily entitled Efficient Modular Platform 2 or EMP2), this third-gen Expert offers more payload, greater load volume and tighter turning circles than its predecessor.

The Expert is also available with a number of high-tech features, including plenty of active safety equipment, hands-free automatic sliding doors and a head-up display.

With class-leading payload capacity and fuel economy, it's an impressive medium van, and we voted it runner up in this category in the 2020 Parkers Awards. However, the cab isn't the most spacious or comfortable.

What's new for the 2020 Peugeot Expert?

In December 2019, Peugeot announced another addition to the Expert range - a selection of Sport Edition variants, which become the new range-topping models when they reach dealers in 2020.

These are only available with a limited selection of engines, and only as Standard wheelbase vans and crew vans. But with 17-inch Black Phoenix alloy wheels and Sport graphics as standard, not to mention dual-zon climate control, they may appeal to lifestyle buyers as well as owner-operators looking for a smart-looking medium van.

Peugeot Expert relatives and rivals

As with the previous two versions, this Expert shares its underpinnings with the Citroen Dispatch - but in this instance you can also buy a Toyota Proace and that's basically identical as well. The 2019 Vauxhall Vivaro is also a version of the same van.

Major rivals include the bestselling Ford Transit Custom, the ever-popular Volkswagen Transporter and the Renault Trafic family of vans - which includes the Fiat Talento and the Nissan NV300.

Peugeot Expert variants

The Expert comes in three body lengths and three gross vehicle weight (GVW) options, but only a single roof height.

For full load area, dimensions and payload details, see our dedicated Peugeot Expert Dimensions page.

In addition to the standard panel van, it's also sold as a crew van with extra seating, and as a platform cab for conversions. You can also buy a passenger car MPV version called the Peugeot Traveller.

Peugeot Expert engines and trim levels

At launch until May 2019 there were 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre BlueHDi diesel engine choices, covering a total of five power outputs from 95hp to 180hp.

In order to meet the requirements of the tougher Euro 6D Temp (or Euro 6.2) emissions regulations (law from September 2019), this line-up changed slightly as part of a set of revisions introduced from May 2019 production. See below for more info.

The same revisions also expanded the available trim levels from the existing S, Professional and Professional Plus options.

Peugeot Expert 2019 update

From May 2019 production onwards, the Peugeot Expert dropped the 1.6-litre engine in favour of a newer 1.5-litre BlueHDi motor.

This 100hp engine meets the Euro 6d-Temp (also known as Euro 6.2) emissions regulations; the 2.0-litre engines have also been modified to meet these but otherwise carry on as before - with the exception of the range-topping 180hp version, which now benefits from an eight-speed automatic gearbox as standard.

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At the same time, new Grip and Asphalt trim levels joined the Peugeot Expert range.

Will there be a Peugeot Expert electric van?

Peugeot has confirmed that an e-Expert electric van will go on sale in 2020, alongside similar Dispatch and Vivaro-e electric models.

Details are scarce at this stage, but the claimed driving range is as much as 186 miles. We'll bring you more info when we have it.

Peugeot Expert verdict

If you're looking for a medium van with the best possible payload capacity or fuel economy, the Peugeot Expert (and its cousins) are well worth a look. Pricing is keen, too, and you get plenty of standard kit for your money.

However, the cab is a let down in such a modern van, especially the driving position, which forces right-hand drive buyers to deal with pedals and steering wheel that aren't lined up nicely.

• Good handling and ride comfort
• Tight turning circle
• Refined and powerful engine options

In many respects, the Peugeot Expert is an impressive van to drive. There is very little bodyroll in the corners, and the steering is light but precise.

It's also very manoeuvrable, with turning circles as tight as 11.3m.

What's more, an area where the Peugeot Expert has come on leaps and bounds is NVH (noise, vibrations and harshness), as the new model is incredibly refined at low speeds, even if noise levels do increase on the motorway.

The suspension does a good job of dealing with most road surfaces, too, proving comfortable and controlled even without any load in the back.

Peugeot Expert pre-May 2019 engines

From launch in 2016, Peugeot chose to use the same 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre BlueHDi engines fitted to the previous-generation Expert, although they were modified for more power, better efficiency and thus lower CO2 emissions.

There are power ratings of 95hp / 210Nm or 116hp / 300Nm for the 1.6-litre motor and 120hp / 340Nm, 150hp / 370Nm or 180hp / 400Nm for the 2.0-litre engine.

All versions use a six-speed manual transmission with the exception of the 95hp 1.6, which comes with the choice of five-speed manual or ETG6 automated manual transmission, and the 180hp 2.0, which is exclusively available with the EAT6 six-speed automatic transmission.

Apart from the entry-level 95hp model, all versions are very quick off the mark. Even the 116hp 1.6 with 300kg on board will pull away from traffic lights with ease and has no trouble tackling hilly terrain. The top-of-the-range 180hp option is one of the most powerful vans on the market.

Peugeot Expert post-May 2019 engines

In order to meet new Euro 6D Temp emissions requirements, Peugeot revised the Expert's engine range from May 2019 production onwards.

The 2.0-litre engines are fundamentally the same as before, with the same 120hp, 150hp and 180hp outputs. However the 180hp versions now gets an EAT8 eight-speed automatic for improved performance and efficiency.

The 1.6-litre engine is dead, however. In its place is a 1.5-litre BlueHDi of more modern design, and familiar from Peugeot's car range. This produces 100hp in the Expert.

We're yet to test the new 1.5-litre engine in the Expert, but have driven it in the PSA Group's small van range, and it's a good'un.

• Offset driving position is poor
• Cab feels very cramped
• There isn't much useful storage space

For a medium-sized van, the cab feels very small and claustrophobic.

This is due to way the roof slopes down towards the windscreen and the raised, far forward positioning of the dashboard - which combined with the black plastics used throughout the interior make the cab quite dark.

The seats are comfortable, but again, aren't very spacious. The steering column and driver's seat are fully adjustable but they don't slide too far back, which may hinder some taller drivers.

Worse still, on right-hand drive versions of the Expert, the pedals and the steering wheel are noticeably offset, so you find yourself sitting in a slightly twisted position. This is very poor for a van that first went on sale as recently as 2016.

There are a number of useful storage spaces but they are quite small - the only exception being the cubby underneath the standard-fit passenger bench seat.

A 'Moduwork' load-through bulkhead is fitted as standard from Professional grade upwards, and this not only comes with an outer passenger seat that folds out of the way to accomodate longer loads but also a middle passenger seat that converts into a desk.

Handy, but no compensation for the cramped feeling and offset driving position.

• Good value with plenty of standard kit
• Excellent fuel economy
• Shouldn't cost too much to run

With attractive list prices and plenty of standard kit, the Peugeot Expert represents good value - especially to cash buyers.

Anyone looking to fund their van by finance may find that more popular or premium rivals offer better prices per month, however, due to the way they hold their value better.

Peugeot Expert mpg

Going by the claimed fuel economy figures, the Peugeot Expert is one of the most efficient medium vans available, with the 116hp 1.6-litre engine returning an official figure of 55.3mpg when it was launched in 2016.

However, new emissions regulations in September 2019 came with a revised method of measuring fuel economy called WLTP. This has seen the on-paper claims drop dramatically to a best of 41.3mpg.

The change does not mean that newer Expert's are dramatically less efficient in the real world, rather that the test is not supposed to be more realistic. And certainly we feel that the small and lighter versions of this van are well capable of approaching 40mpg in regular driving.

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Peugeot Expert service intervals

Service intervals are set at 25,000 miles or two years, whichever comes first.

Peugeot Expert warranty

The Expert comes with a three-year, 100,000-mile warranty. Turbotax 2017 all editions mac crack torrent.

The Toyota Proace - which is essentially the same van - has a five-year, 100,000-mile warranty. Just so you know.

Peugeot Expert standard equipment

Up until May 2019 production, the Expert was sold in S, Professional and Professional Plus trim levels, details of which are recorded below.

Peugeot Expert S standard equipment highlights:

• Twin sliding side doors
• Full steel bulkhead
• Height-adjustable driver's seat
• Dual passenger bench with storage tray
• Cruise control
• Electric windows
• Full size spare wheel
• DAB radio
• Bluetooth, USB and aux-in connectivity
• 12v socket in load area and cabin

Peugeot Expert Professional standard equipment highlights (in addition to S):

• Air-conditioning
• Rear parking sensors
• Electrically adjustable heated door mirrors
• Moduwork load-through bulkhead and passenger bench
• Automatic lights and wipers
• 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system

Peugeot Expert Professional Plus standard equipment highlights (in addition to Professional):

• Metallic paint
• Body-coloured bumpers, door handles and side rubbing strips
• Front foglights
• LED daytime running lights
• 17-inch alloy wheels
• 180-degree rear parking camera
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Electrically folding heated door mirrors
• Connect Nav sat-nav system with emergency call and breakdown assist

From May 2019 two new trim levels joined the range: Grip and Asphalt.

At the same time, all models were upgraded with the Peugeot Connect SOS and Assistance.

The Grip is an upgrade over the S model, designed for heavy-duty construction site work, while the Asphalt is based on the Professional and intended to improve life for drivers who cover a lot of miles on the road, replacing the Professional Plus trim in the process.

Peugeot Expert Grip standard equipment highlights (in addition to S):

• Moduwork load-through bulkhead
• Moduwork dual passenger seat with fold-up outer seat and fold-down inner seat with writing desk and under-base storage
• Grip Control
• 17-inch steel wheels, Mud and Snow tyres
• 20mm thick engine protection plate
• 20mm increase in ground clearance

Peugeot Asphalt standard equipment highlights (in addition to Professional):

• Metallic paint
• Leather steering wheel and gearlever
• Body-coloured bumpers, door handles and side rubbing strips
• Front foglights with cornering function
• LED daytime running lights
• 17-inch alloy wheels
• 180-degree rear parking camera
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Electrically folding heated door mirrors
• Connect Nav sat-nav system with emergency call and breakdown assist
• Blindspot monitors
• Head-up display
• Safety Pack
• Driver Assist Pack

In December 2019, a Sport Edition trim level was added at the top of the range - although it won't reach dealers until 2020.

This is based on the Asphalt, adding only 17-inch Black Phoenix alloy wheels, Sport graphics and dual-zone climate control. Buyers get the choice of just three colours, too: black, grey and white.

Peugeot Expert reliability, common problems & faults

• Long-serving engines should be a good sign
• But lots of recalls since launch in 2016

Over the course of their lives, the 1.6- and 2.0-litre engines from PSA have proved themselves to be fairly durable and a number of vans using these engines have featured in the FN50 list for the most reliable light commercials.

However, this model of Expert has certainly been subject to a number of official recalls, with issues relating to the engines, suspension, gearboxes and brakes all requiring action from Peugeot.

If buying used, do make sure that all of the necessary recall work has been carried out. You should be able to check with Peugeot.

A full list of recall issues is available via the government's 'check vehicle recall' service.

The 1.5-litre engines introduced in 2019 are relatively new to vans but again have done plenty of time in Peugeot's cars, and we're hoping this means they should prove reliable.

• Plenty of safety kit available..
• ..but you'll have to pay extra for much of it
• Deadlocks as standard

As with all the latest generation of vans, big improvements have been made to the Peugeot Expert's levels of safety and security.

However, you will find that much of the best safety kit is only optional.

Peugeot Expert Safety

Available safety items on the Expert include:

• Adaptive cruise control
• Speed limiter
• Forward distance alert
• Driver fatigue monitor

Since Volkswagen made autonomous emergency braking standard on all the vans it sells in the UK back in 2017, it's always disappointing to find this limited to the options list on rival models.

Peugeot does lump a selection of key items - including AEB - together into the cost effective packs, however, with the Safety Pack and Driver Assist Pack covering the latest technology available here. These both comes as standard on the range-topping Asphalt model.

Peugeot Expert security

Deadlocks and remote locking that allows you to unlock the cab and load area separately are standard on every version of the Expert.

But you will need to go for a Professional model or above to get an alarm as part of the basic price.

Still trying to make up your mind which Peugeot Expert to buy? Super mp3 converter 6 0 95. Well, just to add some further confusion, don't forget that the Citroen Berlingo, Vauxhall Vivaro (from 2019) and Toyota Proace are all the same basic van - so don't forget to check those out for competitive deals if you've set your heart on this basic design.

For instance, the Toyota's five-year warranty may be worth contemplating if you plan to keep the van for a longer while.

Best Peugeot Expert engine

Not too much to worry about here, as all of the engines available in this van are good.

The lower-powered 1.6-litre model is best suited to lighter payloads and urban journeys rather than extended distances with lots of weight on board, but all of the 2.0-litre models pack plenty of punch, and the newer 1.5-litre engine should be a sweet companion, too.

Best Peugeot Expert trim level

Peugeot has very carefully tailored its latest Expert trim level line-up, so it should be straightforward to figure out which best suits you.

The basic S model is fine for basic stuff, but the Grip is tougher for harder site work (for example) while the Professional and Asphaly models will give longer-distance drivers a better working environment.