Peugeot Rifter Prices and Specifications

Active models are the cheapest in the Rifter range – and they look it. Outside you have to make do with plastic wheel trims and ugly black bumpers, while inside you get a basic stereo that ages the interior by about a decade. Standard kit does, however, include electric front windows, electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors, remote central locking and three Isofix points on the back seat.

Allure models are the ones to go for. With 16-inch alloy wheels and body coloured bumpers, they look much smarter than Active models and they also get a proper eight-inch infotainment screen. Sat-nav isn’t included but – as you get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard – it doesn’t need to be because you can use your smartphone’s sat-nav app on the car’s big screen. Rear parking sensors are another handy addition and you also get picnic tables on the backs of the front seats. Everything else is carried over from Active models including electric front windows, electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors, remote central locking and three Isofix points on the back seat.

GT Line models look the sportiest of all Rifters – all things being relative, of course. They come with 17-inch alloy wheels, glossy black exterior details and a smattering of GT Line badges. They also add to Allure models’ kit with climate control, keyless entry and an opening rear window to give you easy access to the boot. Everything else is carried over from Active models including electric front windows, electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors, remote central locking and three Isofix points on the back seat.