The new range of Peugeot Django Scooters offers four stylish options. All of these are available in both 125cc and 150cc engines, and some are even made in a learner-friendly 50cc model. Take a look at our new Peugeot scooters range to see them all.
Whilst the four main Django scooter designs (the Heritage, Evasion, Allure and Sport) are all unique in their own way, all the Django scooters are designed as two-seaters. They all have an under-seat storage bay that is large enough to accommodate an open-face helmet with a visor. All four variations of the Django also boast a dual compartment lockable glove-box – with a 12V power socket to charge your mobile whilst on the move.
Aside from these similarities, each of the Django designs have their own unique twist, completely exclusive and special to that scooter. The differences between the designs are mostly aesthetic: including variations to the pre-fitted accessories, the colour options, the seat style, the tyres, the wheel rims and the design of the mirrors. However, in any one design (e.g. the Allure), there is no significant visual difference between the 125cc and 150cc machines.
Below is a breakdown of the special features of each Peugeot Django scooter design. Only one question remains: which of the Django family takes your fancy?
Peugeot Django Heritage
The Django Heritage is a really sophisticated scooter with a retro twist. It is available in four single colour combinations: Black Star (displayed), Milky White, Rocky Blue and Velvet Green.
The round, chrome mirrors on the Heritage give a retro feel. The dual seat is sleek, crafted using a single piece of black leather for a really authentic and stylish finish. Adding to the overall retro feel, the Heritage boasts solid black tyres with contrasting milky-white wheel rims.
To complement the retro feel, Peugeot have done away with the front grille lighting which you will see on the other Django designs. The Heritage doesn’t need to shout to attract attention, it already does this effortlessly.
The Heritage is impressive on price, too. As the most inexpensive Django design, you have the benefit of a seriously stylish scooter, minus the various costly accessories which come as standard on the other Django designs – and which push the price tag up. But don’t be fooled by the Heritage’s comparatively low price. This is a superb, classy scooter; there’s no doubt that it will win the hearts of many.
Peugeot Django Evasion
The Django Evasion is the dressed-up cousin to the Heritage. Kitted out for the daily ride, the Evasion comes as standard with a small fly screen (to deflect wind and winged beasts!) and a front luggage rack to offer you extra carrying space when on the move.
All these practical features make the Django Evasion a practical day-to-day scooter – although to look at it, the Evasion is anything but day-to-day…
Most strikingly, the Evasion has four two-tone, contrasting colour options: Pistachio Green, Dragon Red, Rocky Blue (displayed) and Vitamin Orange. These colours are unique to the Evasion, so if you want to stand out from the crowd, the Django Evasion could be the scooter for the job.
There are some other aesthetic differences, too. The mirrors on the Evasion are an oval shape, and are brought to life with a painted finish and a chrome surround. The seat is also eye-catching, offering a more outspoken finish than that of the Heritage. It features shallow horizontal ridges and a singular white stripe weaving its way across both seats.
The tyres on the Evasion are bright (achieved by their wide, white wall) and are fitted to milky white wheel rims. All these features combine to produce a truly unique, crowd-defying scooter. So, if you want something practical but a little different, let the Peugeot Django Evasion grab your attention.
Peugeot Django Allure
Forgive our family references, but if the Evasion was the Heritage’s cousin, the Allure is the Heritage’s successful older sister. This scooter has true executive presence: stylish, striking and professional.
The Allure is available in four two-tone colour options, much like the Evasion. However, The Allure’s colour options are much more sultry, more mature and more refined, with an offering of either Blackcurrant Purple (displayed), Icy White, Chocolate Brown and Satin Flash Silver.
What’s more, each colour option on the Allure is teamed up with a specific seat colour. Satin Silver comes with a brown seat, Chocolate Brown with a light tan seat, and Icy White / Blackcurrant Purple with a black seat. This adds to the striking overall appearance of the Allure.
Like the Evasion, the Allure is also kitted out for day-to-day riding with a small fly screen. But the Allure goes one step further, boasting a chrome rear luggage rack and top box, complete with a passenger seat back rest. Both you and your pillion will travel in style on the Allure.
The Allure’s mirrors also angle towards achieving a more mature, elegant design. Oval in shape, they have a painted black finish complete with a contrasting chrome surround. The Allure is finished with grey wheel rims and white wall tyres, lifting the overall colour of the scooter whilst maintaining that ever classy look.
Peugeot Django Sport
Finally, there is the Django Sport – the little brother, if we may! As the name suggests, the Sport is more youthful and “energetic” in its design.
Available in two singular colour options (Bleu France and Satin Flash Silver), the Django Sport is also supplied with sport stickers (applied by yourself) to personalise the scooter, so you can really call it your own.
There are also different seat colours depending on the colour of the Sport: the Bleu France comes with a black seat, whereas the Satin Flash Silver has a dark brown seat. Whilst the seat is still a two-up design, it has been resculpted for a single-seat appearance – offering a much smaller and sportier look than that seen on the other Django scooters.
In further pursuit of the sporty look, the Django Sport has dropped the retro white wall tyres and rims which are seen across the rest of the range, substituting them instead with full black tyres and grey wheel rims.
Finally, the Django Sport comes complete with a chrome pillion hand rail, so picking your friends up and taking them for a ride is no problem at all. The Django Sport is your wingman for the fun times ahead. Let the good times roll!
How can I get my hands on a Peugeot Django scooter?
We keep a good variety of the Peugeot Django range in stock in our Nottinghamshire showroom, so you can come and see for yourself. You can also view the entire range of Peugeot Scooters on our website. Why not come along and take a look? If we don’t have the colour/combination to suit you in the showroom we can order it in especially for you.
Remember, the Django family doesn’t end with what we’ve shown you in this blog – the possibilities are endless! The full Django range has a vast array of customisable options, so you really can mix and match to create your ideal scooter.
As with all our vehicles, finance options are available for the Peugeot Django scooters. If you want more information or a personalised finance quote, simply give us a call on 01623 627600.
Is the LXR 200cc still available?
Hi Ian,
The LXR is an older model which is unfortunately no longer available. If you were interested in the LXR, you might want to take a look at the Peugeot Tweet, which is essentially a re-designed LXR. The link goes to the Peugeot Tweet in blue, but it’s available in several colours. If you have any more questions, feel free to give us a call or drop us an email at web@twowheel.co.uk.