The Nissan Juke has been facelifted for 2024 with an updated interior and bright yellow new colour option for the popular small SUV.
The updated new Nissan Juke, which is now in production at the firm’s UK factory, is set to go on sale at dealers in the spring. Prices are likely to start from around £23,500.
A top-selling small SUV, the new Nissan Juke range also includes a new variant, called N-Sport. This has a more distinctive appearance both outside and in.
Rivalling last year’s best-selling car, the Ford Puma (which itself has recently been facelifted), the new Nissan Juke continues to offer a choice of petrol or hybrid engines.
There are more new Nissan Juke Hybrid models now on sale, while the 114PS 1.0-litre DIG-T is a more affordable alternative.
All new Nissan Juke have improved safety assist technology, and the resolution of the reverse parking camera is improved.
As for colours, along with the exciting new bright yellow, a new Pearl Black colour has more sparkle, while Pearl White has a greater pearlescent effect.
What is new inside the 2024 Nissan Juke?
The new Nissan Juke’s updated interior has been extensively updated with a new centre console and instrument panel.
The centre infotainment screen on the new Nissan Juke is now larger, at 12.3 inches, and it’s been angled towards the driver by eight degrees so it’s easier to reach the corners of the screen.
The new Nissan Juke’s updated infotainment system has an easier-to-use home screen, configurable widgets and clever natural voice recognition. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are available.
The new Nissan Juke also has an updated combimeter behind the steering wheel, which can be cycled through two different layouts.
Other improvements include a wireless charging pad, and both USB-A and USB-C charging sockets both front and rear. There is a bigger glovebox, a new design of centre armrest and an electronic handbrake.
What is the new Nissan Juke N-Sport?
The new Nissan Juke N-Sport is a stylish new version that, when combined with the bright yellow paint option, creates the most distinctive-looking new Nissan Juke of all.
The yellow paint contrasts with a black roof, A- and B-pillars, wheels, door mirrors, wheelarches and grille.
Inside, the new Nissan Juke N-Sport has a canary yellow boomerang-shaped highlight that runs across the top of the instrument panel into the centre console.
There are yellow recycled Alcantara inserts for the seats, and yellow stitching throughout.
Other new Nissan Juke have improved trim materials – Tekna models, for example, have quilted seat inserts.
“2023 was the current generation Juke’s best-selling year,” said Nissan GB MD Andrew Humberstone, “and these latest updates retain its distinctive style while enhancing connectivity, quality, interior design and safety.”
The new Nissan Juke range includes the exciting new N-Sport version, popular Tekna, good-value N-Connecta and affordable Acenta grades. However, the previous entry-level Visia trim has been removed from the line-up – due to slow sales.
Nissan says it has used new materials and trims inside the new Juke, and upgraded fit and finish, to give it an even higher-quality feel behind the wheel.
The new Nissan Juke DIG-T is a regular three-cylinder turbo petrol engine with 114PS. The Nissan Juke Hybrid has a 1.6-litre four-cylinder engine, a 1.2kWh ‘self-charging’ battery and 49PS electric motor. Overall, it produces 143PS, allows a high degree of electric running at city speeds, and delivers an overall fuel economy boost of 20%.
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