In Pictures: Peugeot E-208 Rental Review: Driving an EV on Sardinia

The Peugeot E-208's cabin blends familiar controls with the quiet refinement that made Sardinian drives relaxing.

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The E-208's compact footprint proved well suited to Sardinia's coastal roads and tight village streets.

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Away from the rental, the island's driving culture still celebrates speed on its rural roads.

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The entry-level E-208 pairs a 363 km WLTP range with Peugeot's distinctive design language.

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Charging stops along the coast gave the trip a slower, more deliberate rhythm than petrol touring.

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Fuel prices above €2 per liter made the E-208's electricity costs a welcome offset on the rental bill.

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Even leisurely park-side afternoons fit the E-208's relaxed, low-noise character.

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Peugeot's rally heritage lends the E-208 a sporty pedigree, though this rental was driven far more gently.

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Small door openings and limited cargo space were the E-208's main practical compromises for a vacation rental.

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