The city hatchback Peugeot 208, which replaced the 207 model, marked a new approach by the company to the style of B-class cars. The brand's chief designer, Gilles Vidal, aimed to make the exterior and interior of the car such that they would impress brand fans and potential buyers. The model is available in three- and five-door versions. The powertrain lineup includes economical diesel and gasoline engines, with transmissions being manual or automatic. Drive is front-wheel.