Pre-Orders Now Open For The New Peugeot XP400
The latest offering from Peugeot Motorcycles sits at the crossroads between a premium urban scooter and a motorcycle. The XP400 is equipped with features that, Peugeot say, make it one of the most enjoyable scooters of the brand. Check out all the details and Australian pricing down below…
The latest offering from Peugeot Motorcycles sits at the crossroads between a premium urban scooter and a motorcycle.
Prepare to embark on a new era of two-wheeled exploration as the all-new XP400 prepares to make its debut in Australia. Peugeot say they’re excited to introduce this groundbreaking addition to its lineup, poised to redefine your riding experience.
As Peugeot for its arrival in Australian dealerships in Spring 2023, they invite you to pre-order the XP400 with a fully refundable deposit, and be among the first in the country to receive this new and exclusive model.
Pre-Order Yours Here Now…
The XP400 stands as a testament to French craftsmanship, meticulously manufactured in France. Peugeot say every detail of the scooter reflects the country’s dedication to quality and innovation. From design to production, the XP400 embodies the spirit of French engineering.
The XP400 stands as a testament to French craftsmanship, meticulously manufactured in France.
With an output of 26.5 kW(36.7 hp)@8150 rpm and 38.1Nm@5400rpm, it establishes new performance benchmarks within its class. The low rpm torque and advanced low friction efficiency technology ensure an easily rideable machine.
With the raised dashboard, you can monitor riding info while staying focused. The XP400’s integrated connectivity* and i-Connect technology offer a smart dashboard with a colour TFT screen. Linked to the Peugeot Motocycles app, it provides turn-by-turn guidance, journey details, and notifications.
With a 2-year unlimited km factory warranty and 2 years of roadside assistance, you can explore the road ahead with confidence, knowing that you’re covered!
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