Peugeot Motocycles officially debuts the XP400 adventure scooter in the Philippines for P555,900
It’s the perfect combination of the ruggedness of an ADV and the convenience of a scooter.
wheelers since the early 1900s. Although it has been around for a while, Peugeot Motocycles is still considered a relatively new player in some markets, including the local market. Despite this, the brand has quickly made a name for itself in the premium segment, thanks to its impressive offerings. One such offering is the Peugeot Django 150, a retro-style scooter that has been designed to appeal to riders who value style, comfort, and performance.
The Django 150 has a classic, vintage-inspired design that is both eye-catching and timeless, making it a popular choice for riders who want a scooter that looks as good as it performs. Moving up the displacement ladder, the Peugeot Metropolis is a unique and innovative three-wheeled motorcycle that offers extra stability and performance on the road. Unlike traditional motorcycles or scooters, the Metropolis features two wheels at the front and one at the back, giving it a distinctive and symmetrical appearance.
Having said all that, Peugeot has once again outdone itself with the launch of the new XP400. The XP400 is an exciting new addition to the adventure scooter segment, marking Peugeot Motocycles' entry into this growing market. Adventure scooters are becoming increasingly popular among riders who want the convenience and maneuverability of a scooter but also crave off-road capability and rugged styling. The XP400 has been designed with adventure riding in mind, featuring a range of advanced features that make it well-suited for off-road exploration.
It is powered by a 400cc engine that provides plenty of power and torque, making it capable of tackling challenging terrain with ease. It also has a rugged, adventure-inspired design that is both stylish and practical. One of the key features of the XP400 is its long-travel suspension, which provides a smooth and stable ride on even the roughest terrain. It also has large wheels and tires that provide plenty of traction and grip, making it easy to tackle uneven surfaces and obstacles.
In addition to its off-road capability, the XP400 also offers a range of convenient features, such as a digital dashboard, LED lighting, and a large storage compartment. These features make it a practical and versatile option for riders who want to explore the great outdoors without sacrificing the convenience of a scooter. Here in the Philippines, the Peugeot XP400 was just launched during the Makina Moto Show 2023. Its price? An attractive P555,900.
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