Another way of taking control
Revealed on 12 November 2025, Polygon fits in under four metres and puts a simple question at the centre of its cabin: how do we want to drive tomorrow? Peugeot combines the Hypersquare control with electronic steering with no mechanical link to the front wheels. Information is projected on the windscreen. The whole seeks to free up the dashboard and bring the controls closer to the hands, in a concept designed to be driven.
An interior that transforms
The most endearing detail is perhaps elsewhere: mounts welcome everyday objects, while several cabin elements can be replaced. The seats combine a 3D-printed shell and moulded foam; Peugeot also explores textiles from recycled seats. These choices sketch a car that could evolve with use. Polygon remains a concept. The brand announces certain technologies, including this steering, for production vehicles from 2027.
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An editorial look based on published information. The targets announced by manufacturers are not independent measurements.
