The third-generation Peugeot 3008 (P54, 2024-present) uses new seat frames with different mounting points, headrest posts and bolster geometry, so covers made for the previous generation do not fit. Buy against the P54 by name rather than against the 3008 alone.
Five things to know before you buy seat covers for the Peugeot 3008
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Mk3 3008 seats are completely new. The 2024-onwards P54 3008 sits on Stellantis’ STLA Medium platform with new front and rear seats. Mk2 3008 covers do not fit - buy Mk3-specific.
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Hybrid and E-3008 share the seat covers. Both powertrains use the same front and rear seats. Boot volume differs (588 L hybrid vs 520 L E-3008) but cabin fit does not.
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Coupe roofline shortens rear headroom by ~15 mm. Not a cover fit issue, but bulky padded rear covers can make tall forward-facing child seats foul the parcel-shelf line.
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Every trim has front-seat side airbags. Allure, Allure Premium, GT and GT Premium all have side-impact airbags in the outer bolsters. Airbag-compatible cover seams are mandatory.
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GT and GT Premium seats have deeper bolsters. Universal covers with side elastics pinch on GT trims; buy trim-specific for a clean fit. Allure accepts universal cleanly.
Frequently asked questions
Do Mk2 3008 covers fit the Mk3?
No. The Mk3 uses new seat frames with different mounting points, headrest posts and bolster geometry.
Are the E-3008 seats different from hybrid?
No. Both share the same seat frame and facing options.