New for 2019, the Peugeot Pulsion 125 is packed with intelligent technology and ergonomic design to create a smart scooter for life in and out of the city.

Smart Ergonomics
Designed for comfort and control, the unique curvature of the handlebars gives ‘heads-up-steering’ and the full-colour TFT screen is easily visible without moving the head. The riding position is triangulated, for comfortable posture and enhanced control. Combined with the Pulsion’s compact size, low centre of gravity, 14-inch front wheel and high quality suspension, the riding position is confidence-inspiring and delivers class-leading handling.

Smart Comms
The Pulsion’s i-Connect® system also allows full smartphone connectivity for turn-by-turn GPS on the dash whilst riding; along with calls, SMS and social media notifications whilst stationary – no need to take your phone out. The Pulsion can be synced with up to five different phones too, so there’s no re-connecting should the rider have multiple devices or if the Pusion is used by different people. Thoughtfully, in the glove box is a 12V USB socket for charging on the move.

Smart Power
The Pulsion is propelled by Peugeot’s latest PowerMotion® 125cc liquid-cooled, fuel-injected four-stroke engine. It’s fully Euro4 (and London ULEZ) compliant, returning 97 mpg, yet puts out an impressive 14.6bhp and 11.9Nm of torque, for effortless riding, in and out of town.

Smart Safety
Disc brakes feature at the front and rear of the Pulsion. ABS comes as standard as does SBC (Synchro Braking Concept) – a combined braking system, allowing the rider to use the left lever to engage both the front and rear brake at the same time with perfect balance. Automatic hazard warning lights are activated under hard braking, alerting other road users to your actions in the event of an emergency stop.

Peugeot Motocycles is also the first manufacturer to offer a luminous signature style Daytime Running Light (DRL) within the two-wheel scooter segment, for maximum safety day and night.

Smart Security
Helping to prevent theft is the Smart Key, without which the Pulsion can’t be started. It also features a handy ‘Find-Me’ function, which will flash the Pulsion’s lights at the press of a button on the fob, allowing the user to instantly pick out their bike in crowded bike bays and dimly-lit parking areas.

The new Peugeot Pulsion is available in two versions: the ‘Allure’ with a taller screen, as well as a support plate for the installation of a top box (available to purchase separately) and the sporty ‘RS’ with ‘bare’ handlebars and sport style screen, as well as a custom-cool stainless steel footplates.

Both versions retail at £4,499-. For full spec visit www.peugeotmotocycles.co.uk

Peugeot’s popular Django retro scooter range gets some major updates for 2019, with clean-running Euro 4 compliant four-stroke engines across all models and a host of new colour options.

Inspired by Peugeot’s S55 scooter of the 1950s, the Django blends vintage style with modern technology. For 2019 the smallest member of the family – the Django 50 – comes right up to date, swapping it’s two-stroke engine for a fully Euro 4 compliant four-stroke unit, increasing fuel economy and reducing emissions of CO2 and hydrocarbons.

The Django 150 returns to the range, powered by a Euro 4 compliant engine, and comes with ABS as standard for 2019 – bringing it in line with the 125cc version.

All new colour options are available throughout the range, with two-tone options of Deep Ocean Blue and New Orange; as well as two sporty single colour 55s in Deep Ocean Blue and Cherry Red, plus a sophisticated understated gloss Grey, for those who believe that less is more.

Retail prices are as follows:

• Django 50 2019 4T £2,699-
• Django 125 2019 ABS £3,199-
• Django 150 2019 ABS £3,299-

For full specifications and a list of authorised Peugeot Scooters dealers, visit www.peugeotmotocycles.co.uk

Peugeot’s best-selling Kisbee 50 gets an updated Euro 4 compliant motor, signature lighting and fresh new colours for 2018.

Now available in Flat 6 Red, alongside the popular black and white colours, there’s also the sporty RS version in Mad Grey. To comply with tough Euro 4 regulations, the 50cc 4-stroke motor gets a Dell’Orto electronic carburettor, which controls the air/fuel mixture ratio, increasing fuel economy and reducing emissions of CO2 and hydrocarbons.

Europe’s most popular scooter for three years running (2013-2015) the Kisbee 50 is designed for urban life, with automatic CVT ‘twist and go’ transmission making it easy to nip through congested urban areas. Frugal on fuel too – capable of 108mpg – the 6.8 litre fuel tank, located beneath the rider’s feet, provides plenty of range between refills.

On the road, the chunky 12″ wheels and sports-profile tyres give plenty of confidence in the corners, while the telescopic front forks rear shock absorber soak up ruts and potholes.

A spacious dual seat and flip-out pillion foot pegs ensure a comfortable journey for both rider and passenger. At just 780mm high, the seat offers a relaxed riding position for riders of all heights and, weighing only 95kg,  the compact Kisbee is light and easy to handle, squeezing through traffic and into the tightest parking spaces. Beneath the seat, there’s enough room for a full-face helmet in the lockable storage bay.

Offering great value for a premium specification scooter from a major European brand, the Kisbee 50 costs £1599* (£1649 in RS trim) and is covered by a 24-month warranty for complete peace of mind.
Full specifications and details of all authorised Peugeot Scooter dealers can be found at www.peugeotscooters.co.uk