Peugeot is expected to launch a crossover version of the its light-sized wagon, dubbed the 207 Touring Outdoor Edition in early 2010. The unique 207 retains its front-wheel drive configuration, but offers increased ride height and body-side cladding.

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A specification upgrade for Peugeot’s smallest model in Australia, the 207, will be available in Australia by September. Electronic stability control is likely to become a standard feature across all models.

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Peugeot Australia will add an SW-badged wagon to its 207 compact-car range early in 2008. Set to become Australia’s first premium light-car wagon, the 207 SW will be slightly smaller than the previous Toyota Corolla wagon. although significantly larger and roomier inside than the 206 SW it replaces.

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Peugeot's 207 range will be joined by three-door GTI and two-door 207CC variants in mid-2007, powered by a direct-injection 128kW/240Nm 1.6-litre four-cylinder. Priced at $33,490, the GTI (and the range-topping turbocharged $39,990 1.6-litre 207CC), will be joined by a normally aspirated 207CC.

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Bigger than the original 306, Peugeot's new 207 will sit alongside rather than replace the current 206 when it arrives here in March 2007. Engines should include new 85kW/160Nm VVT-equipped 1.6-litre and 110kW/240Nm 1.6 turbo petrol fours, plus an 80kW/240Nm 1.6-litre turbo-diesel HDi.

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