Peugeot

Peugeot is a French automotive brand whose history began in 1810 as a family manufacturing business. It is known for passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and a lion emblem.

Peugeot family: A French family whose businesses founded and developed the Peugeot industrial enterprise. The family’s manufacturing ventures established the business that later became Peugeot.
Peugeot logo: The visual emblem and wordmark used to identify Peugeot products and the company. Its changing designs trace how the brand has presented itself over time.
Peugeot passenger cars: Cars marketed by Peugeot for personal transport, spanning small hatchbacks, sedans, and SUVs. Passenger cars form the most visible part of Peugeot’s current vehicle range.
Stellantis: A multinational automaker formed in 2021 through the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Groupe PSA. Peugeot is one of the marques within this global automotive group.
Peugeot in motorsport: Peugeot’s participation in automobile racing, including rallying, endurance racing, and circuit competition. Competition victories have strengthened the brand’s engineering reputation and public profile.
Jean-Pierre Peugeot: A French manufacturer associated with the early industrial ventures of the Peugeot family. His 1810 partnership with his sons began the enterprise behind the brand.
Peugeot lion: The lion emblem associated with Peugeot, originating in the nineteenth century. The emblem began as a mark for Peugeot saw blades before becoming the automotive brand’s symbol.
Peugeot commercial vehicles: Peugeot vans and other vehicles designed for business and work use. Commercial vehicles extend the brand beyond private motoring into trades and fleet operations.
Groupe PSA: A French automotive group that owned Peugeot and other brands before merging into Stellantis. Its formation and merger explain Peugeot’s recent corporate structure.
World Rally Championship: An international rally series in which manufacturers and drivers compete across varied terrain. Peugeot won manufacturer titles in the series with cars including the 205 T16 and 206 WRC.

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