Peugeot Partner Van (K9)

Peugeot Partner Van is a compact light commercial vehicle model developed by the French automobile manufacturer Peugeot. First introduced in 1996, the Partner was renewed with its fourth generation (K9) in 2018. The new generation Partner is produced with diesel and electric motor options, various driving assistance systems, and different loading capacities.

The Peugeot Partner Van is built on the EMP2 platform. Peugeot’s design language is defined by LED daytime running lights, a wide front grille, and prominent body lines. Two different body lengths are available:

• Standard (L1): 4.40 m
• Long (L2): 4.75 m
• Body Type: 2 or 3-seater panel van
• Load Volume: 3.3–4.4 m³
• Maximum Load Capacity: 1,000 kg
• Towing Capacity: 750 kg (electric), 1,500 kg (diesel)

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Diesel Engines (BlueHDi):

• 1.5 BlueHDi 75 hp, 5-speed manual
• 1.5 BlueHDi 100 hp, 5-speed manual
• 1.5 BlueHDi 130 hp, 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic (EAT8)

Electric Version (e-Partner):

• Motor: 100 kW (136 hp)
• Battery: 50 kWh
• Range: 275 km (WLTP)
• Charging Time:
• • 0–80% with 100 kW DC fast charging: 30 minutes
  • Full charge with 7.4 kW AC charging: 7.5 hours

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Standard Features:

• 5-inch digital instrument panel
• Manual air conditioning
• Moduwork system (foldable passenger seat and extended loading area)
• Electric front windows and side mirrors

Optional Features:

• 8-inch touchscreen multimedia display (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support)
• Dual-zone automatic air conditioning
• Navigation system
• Wireless charging unit
• Heated front seats

Standard Safety Equipment:

• Electronic stability program (ESP)
• Hill start assist
• Emergency braking system (Active Safety Brake)

Optional Safety Equipment:

• Lane keeping assist
• Traffic sign recognition system
• Blind spot warning system
• Reverse camera and front and rear parking sensors

The Peugeot Partner Van (K9) is produced at the Vigo facility in Spain. The model competes with other light commercial vehicles such as the Citroën Berlingo Van, Opel Combo Cargo, and Volkswagen Caddy.