While we were one of the first to drive the new Nissan Juke last week, today we can be the first to present you with the prices of the new Juke. We really liked the Juke, read the driving test here. The changes are not earth-shattering. The update of the infotainment screen in particular was much needed in a crowded market with newer compact B-segmenters.
Not more expensive
Unique these times; the Juke will not become more expensive. However, the entry-level version has been deleted. Prices now start from 31,790 euros for the Dig-T 114 Acenta, which is the 1.0 three-cylinder with 114 hp. For that money you get standard equipment with electrically operated windows front and rear, manual air conditioning, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with voice recognition, Cruise Control, a DAB+ radio and reversing camera. The Accenta has Apple Carplay and Android Auto as standard.
If you want to go a step higher, you can have the Juke N-Connecta in your driveway for 33,790 euros. It has 17″ alloy wheels, automatic air conditioning and parking sensors front and rear.
Prefer the Juke Hybrid? Prices start from 35,640 euros. The hybrid version has a 1.6 liter 4-cylinder, which together with the electric motor delivers 143 hp combined power.
Egg-yellow
Nissan is still in Easter mood; The Juke is again available in yellow, just like the first model from 2010. Anyone else have an egg?
To date, a total of 1.3 million Jukes have been sold worldwide. The new Nissan Juke will be available in Dutch showrooms from June 2024.
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