Nissan Juke, the range is updated (and expanded)

Nissan Juke, the range is updated (and expanded)

Nissan updates the range of its compact crossover Juke and introduces a new top-of-the-line Pulse trim. Starting with the latter, it features two-tone paint with a black roof as standard and is available in three combinations: new Deep Ocean color, available only for this version and paired with 19″ AERO wheels with inserts in the same color as the bodywork, Ceramic Grey and Pearl White, also with 19″ AERO wheels. On the roof pillars of the new Pulse trim, a graphic inspired by sound waves stands out, with the Pulse name integrated into the pattern.

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Nissan Juke, the range expands

Internally, we find dark blue synthetic leather upholstery on the dashboard, center console, and door panels, complemented by Black Gloss inserts around the air vents and climate controls. Melange fabric inserts extend to the rear seats. The onboard experience is completed by LED ambient lighting and a Bose Personal audio system. The new Juke Pulse version is offered starting from 30.500 euros and is available with the same engine range as the other versions.

Both hybrid and gasoline

Speaking of the range. The gasoline version has a 1,0-liter three-cylinder engine, 114 hp of power and 200 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. The Full Hybrid version combines a gasoline engine with an electric motor, delivering a power of 143 hp, 205 Nm of torque with a 1,2 kWh battery. The hybrid powertrain offers 25% more power than the gasoline version, also allowing travel in fully electric mode under certain conditions, with fuel consumption up to 22 km/l in the city.

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Nissan Juke Pulse

News for the other trims as well

The other trims that make up the Nissan Juke range are Acenta, N-Connecta, and N-Design. The first now offers heated and electronically folding rearview mirrors, body-colored handles, and rear parking sensors as standard, while the instrument cluster evolves into a 12,3″ TFT display with a synthetic leather steering wheel and gear lever, all at prices from 26.000 euros. The second adds privacy glass and 19″ Black alloy wheels, now standard, with prices starting from 27.500 euros. The third now features the Sound&Style Pack which includes Alcantara/leather/PVC interior, Bose audio system, and LED ambient lighting, and is offered starting from 29.450 euros.

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