2025 PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid Vs. 2026 Subaru Crosstrek

The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid and Subaru Crosstrek appeal to buyers who want compact-to-mid-size SUV practicality in a hybrid drivetrain.

The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid is larger and has a lower published fuel consumption figure. The Subaru Crosstrek is smaller, has standard all-wheel drive across the Australian range, and is designed for drivers who want everyday usability with extra confidence in all-terrain conditions.

Here we compare the PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid with the Subaru Crosstrek range, including both petrol and e-Boxer hybrid Crosstrek specifications where relevant.

Size Comparison

The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid is longer, wider and taller than the Subaru Crosstrek, with a larger published boot volume behind the second row.

The Subaru Crosstrek is smaller and more compact, but it matches the 3008 closely on wheelbase and brings 220mm of published ground clearance.

Disclaimers

1. Specification: Data provided relates to current Australian model information and manufacturer brochures/pages available at the time of drafting on 30 April 2026. Older models may vary. Published fuel, energy, range and emissions figures are laboratory or regulated test results for comparison only and may not reflect real-world use.

2. Ground Clearance: Subaru ground clearance figure is at kerb weight. PEUGEOT ground clearance was not published in the technical sheet used for drafting and is not included in the ground-clearance comparison.

3. Towing: Towing capacity is subject to regulatory requirements, vehicle and equipment limitations, and fitment of suitable towing equipment. Always refer to the relevant owner manual and retailer guidance before towing.

Key Insights

• Size: The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid is the larger vehicle in most exterior dimensions.
• Cargo: The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid offers the larger published boot volume with the rear seats in place.
• Ground Clearance: The Subaru Crosstrek has 220mm of published ground clearance, which supports its more outdoors-focused positioning.
• Compact Footprint: The Subaru Crosstrek is shorter and narrower, which may suit buyers who want easier urban manoeuvrability with AWD confidence.

Engine and Performance Comparison

The PEUGEOT 3008 is offered in Australia as a turbo hybrid SUV, while the Subaru Crosstrek range includes petrol and e-Boxer hybrid options.

The 3008 Hybrid delivers the lowest published combined fuel consumption figure in this comparison. The Subaru Crosstrek counters with standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive and higher published braked towing capacity across both petrol and hybrid versions.

Disclaimers

2.Specification: Data provided relates to current Australian model information and manufacturer brochures/pages available at the time of drafting on 30 April 2026. Older models may vary. Published fuel, energy, range and emissions figures are laboratory or regulated test results for comparison only and may not reflect real-world use.

4.Fuel Consumption and 5.Range: PEUGEOT and Subaru publish figures under their relevant stated test methods. Real-world fuel use and range will vary.

6.Power and 7.Torque: Subaru figures are engine output figures. Electric motor output applies to Crosstrek hybrid variants only.

8.Towing: Towing capacity is subject to regulatory requirements, vehicle and equipment limitations, and fitment of suitable towing equipment. Always refer to the relevant owner manual and retailer guidance before towing.

Key Insights

• Efficiency: The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid has the lowest published combined fuel consumption figure.
• AWD Confidence: Subaru Crosstrek includes Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive across the Australian range.
• Towing⁸: Subaru Crosstrek has the higher published braked towing capacity, especially in petrol form.
• Use Case: Buyers wanting a larger hybrid SUV may consider the PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid, while buyers prioritising compact size and AWD capability may compare the Crosstrek closely.

Build & Price

The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid and Subaru Crosstrek are not direct size-for-size rivals, so the value question depends on whether a buyer prefers a larger hybrid SUV or a smaller AWD SUV.

Buyers should compare preferred variants directly, as equipment and pricing can change quickly across both ranges.

9. Pricing references were current as at 30 April 2026 and are indicative only. PEUGEOT driveaway campaign prices and Subaru MLP before on-road costs use different pricing bases and are not directly comparable. PEUGEOT campaign offers may no longer be available. Prices, on-road costs, retailer delivery, state charges, offers, paint, accessories and availability may vary; check current pricing and full terms before relying on price.

Commercial disclosure: Inchcape Automotive Australia has commercial relationships with the featured vehicle brands in Australia. This comparison is informational only, includes editorial opinion where subjective, and is not independent advice or a recommendation.

Trademark note: Subaru, Crosstrek, Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, e-Boxer and Lineartronic are trade marks of Subaru Corporation or its affiliates. PEUGEOT is a trade mark of Stellantis. Used for identification purposes only.

Note: These figures should be rechecked against each brand's live product page and legal copy before publishing.

FAQs

Is the PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid bigger than the Subaru Crosstrek?

Yes. The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid is longer, wider and taller, and has a larger published seats-up boot volume.

Which SUV has all-wheel drive?

The Subaru Crosstrek includes Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive across the Australian range, which may be relevant if AWD is a priority.

Which SUV has the lower published combined fuel consumption figure?

The PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid has the lower published combined fuel consumption figure at 4.9-litres/100km. Crosstrek is listed at 7.2-litres/100km for petrol and 6.5-litres/100km for hybrid variants.

Which SUV tows more?

The Subaru Crosstrek has the higher published braked towing capacity: 1400kg for petrol variants and 1270kg for hybrid variants, compared with 1200kg for the PEUGEOT 3008 Hybrid.