Will Peugeot Start Selling Scooters In Malaysia
Peugeot XP400 Scooter Might Come In Under Stellantis
The XP400 was launched last year (EICMA 2022), and the model is clearly made to go just about anywhere with its high ground clearance.
The XP400 gets a 400cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder PowerMotion engine capable of 35.6hp at 8,150rpm and 38.1Nm of torque at 5,400rpm. It can supposedly go up to 137kph, but I wasn’t really able to find out.
All-in-all, the XP400 may likely be the perfect two-wheeled companion whether it’s tackling city and provincial streets, mountain twisties, or trails.
The scooter rides on 17-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels, shod with 110/70 and 160/60 tyres, respectively. Braking duties are performed by 295 mm dual disc at front and a single 240 mm disc at rear. Dual-channel ABS is offered as standard
Twin discs handled stopping duties, and both calipers are governed by a dual-channel ABS system as standard.
The setup seems perfect for riders in Southeast Asian markets, the Philippines especially, and it’s one of the models in the category that’ll offer the most access and accessibility to new and experienced riders in the Asian nation.
Right now Peugeot in Malaysia is looked after by its parent, Stellantis and they will be expanding the product portfolio for Malaysians.
So, how much will this Kymco AK550 (RM65,600), Honda X-ADV and Suzuki Burgman 400 (RM45,999) rival be priced in Malaysia?
We are looking at a possible selling price for the XP400 Allure at £7,249 (about RM37,432) and the GT variant to be priced at £7,349 (RM37,949).
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