Peugeot has updated its e-Rifter with interior changes and new specification levels.

Launched in 2021, the Rifter is sold exclusively as a fully electric variant, called the e-Rifter, in the UK.

It is now available in Allure and GT trim levels. Allure replaces the current Allure Premium specification level, with prices starting from £30,100 after the current Government Plug-in Car Grant.

GT models will start from £33,630, representing a £1,060 reduction when compared to the previous price, with no change in specification.

As part of the model updates, all e-Rifters will now come standard with three independent rear seats in the second row, a feature that was previously an optional extra. An Ice White colour option also replaces the current Bianca White shade, while a new key will feature a button to unlock the load area only.

Powered by a 100kW (136hp) electric motor, the e-Rifter can achieve up to 172 miles (WLTP) between charges. Supporting up to 100kW rapid charging, an 80 per cent charge takes just 30 minutes to complete. All e-Rifters come standard with a 7.4kW single phase charger and can be specified with an optional 11kW charger.

The e-Rifter Standard length seats five occupants, and measures 4.40m in length. All variants have an external height of 1.90m and an agile turning circle of just 10.8m. For added practicality, the e-Rifter can tow up to 750kg and comes with trailer stability technology that reduces vehicle speed when it detects the trailer swerving.

The interior provides drivers with ample space and leg room. With the battery located under the floor, boot space ranges from 775-litres up to 3,500-litres with the seats folded.