Peugeot Unveils Polygon Concept, Showcasing Revolutionary Design and Technologies Slated for 2027

Peugeot has released official images of the Polygon Concept, a vehicle that demonstrates the brand’s forward-looking design philosophy and previews innovative technologies set to enter production starting in 2027. These include the revolutionary Hypersquare steer-by-wire system and advanced steering control, with the high-end versions of the future Peugeot 208 expected to adopt the concept's steering wheel design.

The Peugeot Polygon Concept features a compact body structure, composed of an upper transparent canopy and a lower body section. It is equipped with just two gull-wing doors. The wheels are 3D-printed using recycled plastic, and many components—such as the seats, wheels, and steering wheel—are designed for easy replacement, allowing the car to be refreshed stylistically and enhancing its longevity.

A Micro LED screen integrated into the C-pillar displays charging status. The front fascia incorporates Peugeot’s signature three-claw light signature, reinforcing the brand’s identity, while the rear design echoes the front theme.

The windshield can project navigation information for augmented reality head-up display, allowing the driver to keep their eyes on the road while receiving accurate, real-time guidance.

Thanks to the full transparent glass roof, the cabin feels open and spacious. The seats are 3D-printed, enabling customized shapes tailored to the driver’s preferences for a personalized experience.

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