Citroën Jumper or Peugeot Boxer?
These two are technically the same van: they come off the same production line and share body, dimensions and engines. Below you can see this for each version, and read where they do differ.
Good to know: the Citroën Jumper and the Peugeot Boxer are built on the same production line. Body, dimensions, load area and engines are identical; the difference lies in the badge, the names of the trim levels, the dealer network and the used price. If you choose purely on load space, you can therefore look at both.
The dimensions by equivalent version
The dimensions of these two are largely the same. Below are only the versions and dimensions where the manufacturer figures differ; everything not mentioned is identical.
| Size | Citroën Jumper2024-present | Peugeot Boxer2024-present |
|---|---|---|
| L2H2 versus L2H2 | ||
| Max. weight | 3300 – 3500 kg | 3000 – 3500 kg |
| Payload | 1100 – 1500 kg | 1000 – 1575 kg |
| L3H2 versus L3H2 | ||
| Max. weight | 3500 – 4250 kg | 3300 – 3500 kg |
| Payload | 710 – 1460 kg | 1000 – 1500 kg |
| L3H3 versus L3H3 | ||
| Load height | 217 cm | 217 cm |
| Max. weight | 3500 – 4250 kg | 3300 – 3500 kg |
| Payload | 680 – 1430 kg | 1000 – 1500 kg |
| L4H2 versus L4H2 | ||
| Max. weight | 3500 – 4250 kg | 3500 – 4005 kg |
| Payload | 660 – 1410 kg | 1200 – 1900 kg |
| L4H3 versus L4H3 | ||
| Load height | 217 cm | 217 cm |
| Max. weight | 3500 – 4250 kg | 3500 – 4005 kg |
| Payload | 635 – 1385 kg | 1200 – 1900 kg |
Dimensions in centimetres, manufacturer figures for the closed panel van. "approx." = indication based on one source. Conversions such as a box body or refrigeration unit change the load area; the registration certificate is decisive.
Where they differ
Technically, the Citroën Jumper and the Peugeot Boxer hardly differ. Where you do notice a difference in practice:
- The names of the trim levels and which options are standard differ by brand.
- The dealer and service network in your region can make a difference: check where you can go for maintenance and warranty.
- Used prices vary. The same van can be cheaper under one badge than under the other.
- Supply differs: in the Netherlands there are more of one brand on the market than of the other.
Which one suits whom?
Because the Citroën Jumper and the Peugeot Boxer are technically identical, in practice you choose on price, on what is for sale at the time and on the dealer network near you. So look at the individual vehicle: maintenance history, mileage and version carry more weight than the badge.
Not sure? Tell us what you carry and how often, and we will work out which version fits. Both models are at our site in Mijdrecht, so you can view and measure them side by side.
Both models in stock
Citroën Jumper: currently not in stock
11× Peugeot Boxer
Frequently asked questions
Which of the two is better?
That question has no general answer. Both are large vans that do the same work; which suits you best depends on your load, your budget and what is for sale at the time. We sell both and do not choose for you.
Can I view them side by side?
Usually, yes. There are 400+ vehicles at our site in Mijdrecht; call ahead with the two versions you would like to see, and we will have them ready so you can measure up and get in.
Can I compare versions other than those shown above?
Yes. In the comparison tool you choose two to four versions yourself, including from other brands or two sizes of the same model.