Peugeot Metropolis 400

The Metropolis 400 has - similar to the Piaggio MP3 - a separate suspension of the two front wheels with two wishbones. They are supported on a common, hydraulic strut - while the MP3 has a separate strut for each side. The parallelogram suspension allows both front wheels to be guided in parallel.

In the summer, Peugeot Motorcycles and Dainese introduced the D-air system as an option "for all model variants of the Peugeot Metropolis".^[1]

People whose license was issued before 19 January 2013, can drive the Metropolis 400 with a class B driving license, others with a class A2.^[2]