Peugeot 3008 vs Nissan Qashqai

The 3008 provides ample legroom and headroom, but some may find that raised floor a tad annoying. On the flip side, the Qashqai boasts generous space in both rows of seats, making it a more comfortable option for taller passengers, thanks to better rear seating flexibility. For listings of both models, visit here and here.

While the Peugeot 3008 dazzles with its innovative design, the Nissan Qashqai steals the comfort crown, promising spaciousness that works better for family needs.

Driving the 3008 feels smooth, albeit not particularly exhilarating, as it leans into corners with a soft suspension setup. The Qashqai, while comfortable, suffers a bit from body lean too but fares better with its more engaging dynamics, especially with the N-Connecta trim on 18-inch wheels. For a detailed comparison of driving experiences, see here.

The 3008's advanced driver assistance features are solid, but it’s the Qashqai that wins here with its impressive ProPilot system that offers semi-autonomous driving capabilities alongside an adaptive cruise control that's easier to manage.

Though the Peugeot 3008 delivers a comfortable driving experience, the Nissan Qashqai proves to be more fun to drive and offers a bit more engagement on the road.

Both vehicles are well-equipped with features like adaptive cruise control, but the Qashqai's enhanced safety kit—including blind-spot monitoring—gives it a nudge ahead. The Peugeot's interior lighting and overall ambiance create a more premium feel.

Peugeot's 3008 sports a 520-litre boot that’s decent but not the biggest out there, while the Qashqai, with a variable boot size between 454 and 504 litres depending on the trim, has a handy false floor for additional storage options.

Tech-wise, the Peugeot 3008 easily claims the crown with its advanced systems and stunning screens. However, the Qashqai keeps its head above water with practical features and a solid infotainment system.