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New Nissan Juke Deals

Overview of the Nissan Juke

Nissan positions the Juke as a compact coupe crossover, and for 2026 it makes its case on choice of powertrain. Pick the self-charging full hybrid and you get electric-assisted running without ever plugging in: a 1.6-litre petrol engine works with an electric motor to produce 143 PS, and the car pulls away and runs on electric power alone at lower speeds before the petrol engine joins in. Nissan quotes up to 60.1mpg on the WLTP combined cycle, with CO2 from 107g/km.

That's one half of the range. The other is the DIG-T 114, a 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbocharged petrol with 114 PS, offered with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed automatic gearbox, for buyers who'd rather keep a Juke automatic or manual choice open.

Four grades span the range: Acenta Premium, N-Connecta, Pulse Edition and Tekna+. Every one measures 4,210mm long and 1,800mm wide excluding mirrors, on a 2,636mm wheelbase, with boot space of 422 litres in petrol form or 354 litres as a hybrid. Twin 12.3-inch screens, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard from entry-level Acenta Premium, both covered in full below.

Nissan Juke Interior

Climb into any Nissan Juke and the cabin is built around the driver, with a 12.3-inch NissanConnect touchscreen angled towards you and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster behind the wheel, both standard from Acenta Premium. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come as standard too, so your phone connects the moment you get in. Upholstery moves from black cloth on Acenta Premium, through navy synthetic leather with a dark grey melange finish on Pulse Edition, to premium black leather and Alcantara on Tekna+.

Comfort rises as you move up the grades. Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel are optional on Acenta Premium and standard on N-Connecta, which also adds the Intelligent Around View Monitor, front parking sensors, a luggage board and rear privacy glass. Automatic climate control, a centre console armrest, four cupholders and bottle holders in every door feature throughout, alongside welcome and ambient cabin lighting.

Higher up, Pulse Edition brings a Bose Premium audio system with 10 speakers, navigation, a wireless charger and front and rear USB-C, while Tekna+ adds a thermaclear heated windscreen and seat-back pockets. A Navi Pack is available on N-Connecta, and a Heat Pack adds heated elements to Acenta Premium. Confirm exact specification for your chosen grade with your local dealership.

Nissan Juke Exterior

Bold coupe crossover styling still defines the Juke for 2026, with full-LED headlamps and rear lamps across the range. Every Juke measures 4,210mm long, 1,800mm wide excluding mirrors (1,983mm including them) and 1,593mm tall, on a 2,636mm wheelbase, and a 10.57-metre turning circle keeps it easy to place on tight streets and in multi-storey car parks.

Wheel sizes climb from 17-inch Sakura Flex alloys on Acenta Premium to 19-inch black alloys on N-Connecta, 19-inch Aero alloys on Pulse Edition and 19-inch Deep 3D-effect alloys on Tekna+. Monotone and two-tone paint finishes are available, pairing colours with a contrasting Pearl Black roof, and Pulse Edition adds its own exclusive Ocean Deep finish with bespoke sound-wave roof styling and a name badge.

Nissan Juke Trims and Specifications

Full Nissan Juke specs vary by grade, so it helps to see them side by side before deciding which one suits you. The four grades add equipment as you move up the range, so lower-grade features generally carry up to the ones above. The table below sets out how safety, technology, comfort and exterior styling develop from Acenta Premium through to Tekna+.

Feature Acenta Premium N-Connecta Pulse Edition Tekna+
Safety
Intelligent Emergency Braking, Lane Intervention, High Beam Assist
Intelligent Around View Monitor and front parking sensors
ProPILOT Assist
Intelligent Cruise Control and Blind Spot Intervention
Technology and Connectivity
Twin 12.3-inch screens, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Navigation, wireless charger and rear USB-C Navi Pack
Bose Premium audio (10 speakers)
Comfort
Heated front seats and heated steering wheel Optional
Thermaclear heated windscreen
Rear privacy glass
Exterior Style
Alloy wheel size 17-inch19-inch19-inch19-inch
Premium black leather and Alcantara seats

Nissan Juke Engines and Performance

Every Nissan Juke sits at the heart of one of three powertrain setups, and which one you choose shapes how the Juke feels to drive, not just what the spec sheet says. The DIG-T 114 pairs a 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine with a six-speed manual or a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, and Nissan quotes up to 48.7mpg on the WLTP combined cycle. The self-charging hybrid uses a 1.6-litre petrol engine with an electric motor and a 1.3kWh lithium-ion battery for 143 PS, adding e-Pedal driving and an EV mode for quiet, electric-only running around town. It's the efficiency leader at up to 60.1mpg with CO2 from 107g/km. The table below sets out how the three options compare.

Specification DIG-T 114 Manual DIG-T 114 Automatic Hybrid 143
Engine 1.0L 3-cyl turbo petrol 1.0L 3-cyl turbo petrol 1.6L petrol + electric motor
Max power 114 PS (84 kW) 114 PS (84 kW) 143 PS (105 kW)
Transmission 6-speed manual 7-speed dual-clutch Automatic
0-62mph 10.7-11.0 seconds 11.8 seconds 10.1 seconds
Top speed 112mph 112mph 103mph
Combined fuel consumption (WLTP) 47.9-48.7mpg 46.3-47.1mpg 58.9-60.1mpg
CO2 emissions (WLTP) 131-133 g/km 136-140 g/km 107-109 g/km
Boot capacity (seats up) 422 litres 422 litres 354 litres

Where Can You Buy the New Nissan Juke?

Vertu stocks new Nissan Juke cars across its Nissan dealerships, with colleagues on hand to talk through the full Nissan Juke range and all three powertrain setups face to face. As one of the UK's larger Nissan retailers, Vertu can also help you compare the Juke against other models if you're still weighing up your options. Browse the full range of new Nissan cars online, or find your nearest Vertu Nissan dealership to book a test drive and see the petrol and hybrid options side by side. Whether you want a compact crossover for the commute or something more efficient for daily mileage, our colleagues will help you match the right grade and powertrain to how you actually drive. If new isn't essential, our used Nissan Juke listings span the grades too.

Learn More About the New Nissan Juke Price Options

Nissan Juke prices vary by grade, powertrain and transmission, so the most accurate way to get a Nissan Juke price is a personalised quotation from your local dealership. Prices can also move with seasonal offers and finance promotions, so it's always worth confirming the latest figures. Contact your nearest Vertu Nissan dealership to discuss current Nissan Juke finance options, including PCP and HP, or explore our car finance explained guide, covering Nissan car finance in plain English so you know exactly how each option works. The Juke is also available on the Motability Scheme for eligible customers. If a used Juke fits your budget more comfortably, browse used Nissan cars for sale at Vertu. All prices and specifications reflect the Nissan UK range at the time of publication.

Why Buy a New Nissan Car from Vertu?

A new Nissan from Vertu comes with more than the keys. Every dealership offers the same finance flexibility, part-exchange support and warranty backing, wherever in the UK you're based.

What We Offer What It Means for You
Nationwide Nissan Dealerships Vertu's expert team is ready to help every step of the way, from your first enquiry through to handover and aftersales
Flexible Finance Options Spread the cost with tailored Nissan finance solutions, including Personal Contract Purchase (PCP), Hire Purchase (HP) and Personal Contract Hire (PCH)
Sell Your Car or Part-Exchange Get an instant car valuation when you Sell Your Car or part-exchange your existing vehicle towards your next Nissan
Nissan-Trained Servicing Specialists Manufacturer-trained technicians and genuine parts for every service and maintenance repair
Available on the Motability Scheme Eligible customers can explore the Nissan Juke on the Motability Scheme, exchanging a qualifying mobility allowance for a new car
14-Day Moneyback Guarantee Every new Nissan comes with the peace of mind of a 14-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to make sure your Nissan is right for you
Buy Your Way Reserve or buy your car online, then choose dealership collection or home delivery where available (T&Cs apply)
Ongoing Aftercare Keep your Nissan performing at its best with Nissan servicing and MOTs from specialist manufacturer-trained technicians
Excellent Reputation and Knowledgeable Customer Service Rated Excellent on Trustpilot

New Nissan Juke UK: Frequently Asked Questions

Is the new Nissan Juke a hybrid?

Yes. The new Nissan Juke is available as a self-charging full hybrid, pairing a 1.6-litre petrol engine with an electric motor for 143 PS. It returns up to 60.1mpg on the WLTP combined cycle and runs on electric power alone at lower speeds, with no need to plug in. A turbocharged 1.0-litre petrol is offered alongside it.

What is the Nissan Juke hybrid's fuel economy?

The Nissan Juke hybrid returns up to 60.1mpg on the WLTP combined cycle, with CO2 emissions from 107g/km. The petrol DIG-T 114 manages up to 48.7mpg. Real-world figures vary with driving style, load and conditions, and your local Vertu dealership can talk you through which powertrain suits your typical mileage.

What are the differences between the Nissan Juke trim levels?

The range runs across four grades. Acenta Premium covers the essentials, N-Connecta adds the Around View Monitor, front parking sensors and heated seats, Pulse Edition brings ProPILOT Assist, Bose audio and unique styling, and Tekna+ tops it with leather and Alcantara and a heated windscreen. Vertu may also list earlier N-Sport and Tekna versions where available. Each grade builds on the one below.

What are the dimensions of the new Nissan Juke?

The Nissan Juke measures 4,210mm long, 1,800mm wide excluding mirrors (1,983mm including them) and 1,593mm tall, on a 2,636mm wheelbase, with a 10.57-metre turning circle. These figures stay the same across every grade. Boot space is 422 litres in the petrol Juke and 354 litres in the hybrid, expanding to 1,305 and 1,237 litres respectively with the seats folded.

Does the new Nissan Juke have wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?

Yes. Every Juke grade, from Acenta Premium to Tekna+, includes a 12.3-inch NissanConnect touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard, so there's no need to plug your phone in. A 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster sits behind the wheel across the range, with navigation and a wireless charger arriving higher up the grades.

Where is the Nissan Juke built?

The Nissan Juke is built in Britain at Nissan's Sunderland plant, where it has been produced since the model created the compact crossover segment. Sunderland is the cornerstone of Nissan's European manufacturing, also building the Nissan Leaf. Buying a Sunderland-built Juke from Vertu means British production backed by a nationwide dealership network.

Is the new Nissan Juke a good car?

The Nissan Juke is a strong choice in the compact crossover class, with distinctive coupe styling, a driver-focused cabin, standard twin 12.3-inch screens and a choice of efficient petrol or self-charging hybrid power. It suits city and suburban drivers who want personality and low running costs. Book a test drive at your local Vertu dealership to see how it fits your needs.