2021 Nissan Juke Price & Specs

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Nissan’s Juke small SUV is getting a better-equipped cabin and minor visual changes. It's due in Australian showrooms before the end of 2024.

Nissan's UK plant is being transformed into an EV-only plant, which will produce electric versions of the Juke and Qashqai plus a new Leaf.

Future electric versions of Nissan’s Qashqai and Juke will reportedly be built in the UK, thanks to a new manufacturing deal.

The next Nissan Juke is reportedly going fully electric, with a new concept offering us a glimpse into what that looks like.

You might have forgotten this little SUV exists, but it definitely leaves a lasting impression… for a few reasons.

The Nissan Juke is up to $500 more expensive for the 2023 model year. It has received some minor exterior and interior changes.

A spied prototype could be the next-generation Nissan Juke, which will reportedly get e-Power and electric powertrains when it launches in 2025.

Nissan Europe is reportedly readying three electric SUVs to go on sale from 2025. They'll be sold alongside existing e-Power variants.

A hybrid version of the Nissan Juke could be on the cards for Australia, giving the brand a rival to the popular Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid.

The Nissan Juke has received some minor exterior and interior changes for the 2023 model year. Prices now start at $28,390 before on-roads.

Nissan has revealed a hybrid version of its Juke crossover SUV in Europe, but it's off limits for Australians for now.

The funky Juke crossover is a step forward in its second generation, but it’s far from perfect and gets pricey in its flagship Ti guise.

O Asmar purchased this Nissan Juke used for $29,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2020. O Asmar would buy this car again because: "I would only consider buying one again if the manual actually came with the AWD. The AWD system in the Nismo Juke is actually quite fun when you throw it around on the twisty and mountainous roads. Unfortunately there isn't another car like the Nismo Juke, it makes it very rare and unique to own one."