Peugeot's smallest crossover is preparing to receive a mid-cycle update about four years after the second generation was unveiled. Our spies spotted a camouflaged prototype testing in Germany while hiding its revised front and rear fascias under camo. The steel wheels and halogen turn signals indicate we're dealing with a lower-end trim of the subcompact model, which is expected to retain the familiar fangs serving as daytime running lights.
Although this prototype looks a bit unflattering, the 2008 is a stylish B-segment crossover in the upper-spec trim levels. It's hard to tell at this point what will change on the facelifted model but the general impression is Peugeot won’t make any drastic changes. Mildly tweaked bumpers and lights are likely planned, along with subtle revisions of the grille design, which varies depending on the trim.
