Peugeot celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Partner and the 10th anniversary of the Traveller.

• Peugeot is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Partner compact van and the 10th anniversary of the Traveller passenger carrier.
• The Peugeot Partner has achieved over 2.6 million sales across three generations since its launch in 1996.
• The third generation Peugeot Partner is built on the EMP2 platform and includes the fully electric E-Partner.
• A mild hybrid powertrain option will join the Peugeot Partner range from 2027.
• The Peugeot Traveller was launched in 2016 on the EMP2 platform and accommodates up to nine passengers.
• The Peugeot Traveller range includes the fully electric E-Traveller alongside diesel powertrains.
• Peugeot offers an 8 year or 100,000 mile Peugeot Care coverage on the battery and vehicle of all its core electric passenger cars.

Peugeot is marking two milestones for its light commercial and passenger vehicle ranges. The Peugeot Partner compact van celebrates 30 years of production, while the Peugeot Traveller passenger carrier marks 10 years on the market. Both models are designed to support professional operators and families with multiple powertrain options, including fully electric variants.

The Peugeot Partner was launched in 1996 to establish a new approach in the compact van segment. The first generation model combined load capacity with passenger car levels of driving comfort.

In 2008, Peugeot introduced the second generation Partner. This model featured increased physical dimensions to deliver greater load volume and payload capacity, alongside updated technology and improved efficiency.

The third generation Partner arrived in 2018 and received a substantial update in 2023. Built on the EMP2 platform, this generation integrated the Peugeot i-Cockpit system. It is available in standard and long wheelbase configurations, with the long wheelbase also offered as a crew van. This generation introduced the fully electric E-Partner alongside diesel powertrains. Peugeot will introduce a mild hybrid version to the range from 2027.

Launched in 2016, the first generation Peugeot Traveller is built on the EMP2 platform. The model is designed for professional passenger transport and large families, offering configurations that accommodate up to nine passengers and their luggage.

The Traveller is available as the fully electric E-Traveller and with diesel powertrains. It is offered in two body lengths. The model serves as a VIP shuttle at major events, including the César Awards, BAFTA Film Awards, Cannes Film Festival, Alpe d’Huez International Comedy Film Festival, Venice Film Festival and the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Sales figures and vehicle specifications are provided by Peugeot.