Peugeot Boxer HDI

The Peugeot Boxer HDI is a prominent light commercial vehicle that represents a long-standing collaboration in the automotive industry. Originally launched as part of a joint venture between PSA Peugeot Citroën and Fiat (known as Sevel), the Boxer is specifically designed for professional transport and heavy-duty utility. The 'HDI' designation refers to the High-pressure Direct Injection diesel engine technology, which became a hallmark of the brand's powertrain efficiency.

Historically, the Boxer has been manufactured primarily at the Sevel Sud plant in Atessa, Italy, which is the largest light commercial vehicle plant in Europe. While its roots are deeply French through the Peugeot heritage, its production and engineering are shared across European borders. Today, the brand is part of a massive global portfolio following the 2021 merger that created Stellantis, positioning it alongside other major automotive names under a single corporate umbrella.