Peugeot introduces new Boxer van concept
Peugeot will showcase a unique ‘flexible transport’ concept based on the Boxer chassis cab at the CV Operators’ show today.
The Peugeot Boxer Roadload U-tail concept is a storage and transport system that can be added to the Boxer chassis cab.
The U-tail is capable of lifting, lowering and tilting to aid deliveries of small loads or plant work. Peugeot claims the U-tail could potentially be offered in tipper, flat bed or load box modes.
Alongside the concept at the show, Peugeot will be unveiling the award-winning Peugeot Bipper ban in Royal Mail livery after a deal was struck to supply the vans this year.
Other Peugeot vehicles at the show include an electric Peugeot Expert van based on the Expert L2H2, which was converted by Allied Vehicles for the show.
Peugeot will use the CV Operator’s show, at the NEC in Birmingham, to launch the Peugeot Conversion Programme.
The Programme is a new service offered by Peugeot to allow specialist conversions of the Peugeot Boxer Chassis range. These include mesh cages, tail lifts, towing hitches and warning beacons.