Nissan Juke Kiiro, new limited edition with a sportier look

It seems the Nissan Juke needs to boost its sales more than we thought, as the Japanese brand is pulling out all the stops with its B-SUV. Around this time last year Nissan launched the Enigma special edition for the Juke and, not wanting to break with tradition, it is back with a limited edition called Kiiro that expresses the Juke’s sporty character.

The Nissan Juke needs sales in certain markets, which is why the Japanese brand wants to give those figures a push, and for that it offers this limited edition, which fortunately will not be confined to specific markets but will reach all of Europe in 5,000 units distributed among the different countries. Nissan has chosen to call it Kiiro, a Japanese word that translates into our language as yellow, so you can already guess who the star of this special edition will be.

Starting with the exterior, the Nissan Juke Kiiro comes in a new, exclusive body colour called Ceramic Grey, complemented by yellow accents on the front and rear bumper mouldings and the side skirts. On the mirror housings and the roof there is a pattern that fades as it reaches the rear, as if it were disappearing with speed. The exterior look is finished with 19-inch alloy wheels painted gloss black.

Inside, the Nissan Juke Kiiro also features changes in keeping with the exterior styling. Nissan has used black fabric with black and grey synthetic leather inserts for the seat upholstery, while the stitching is in contrasting yellow. This colour also appears in the stitching of the centre armrest, the centre console, the door panels and the dashboard, finishing with a distinctive plaque for this edition on the passenger side. Nissan does not specify the exact equipment of this special edition Juke Niro, but it does confirm it will be fitted with the NissanConnect infotainment system with an 8-inch touchscreen, connectivity via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, and navigation.

Mechanically, the Nissan Juke Kiiro is paired with the 1,000 cc three-cylinder DIG-T engine, delivering 114 CV, mated as standard to a six-speed manual gearbox, although Nissan optionally allows it to be replaced by a dual-clutch automatic with steering-wheel paddle shifters. For now, Nissan has not revealed the price of the Juke Kiiro in our country.

Technical specifications of this car

CrossoverNissan Juke15 versions · from 25,275 €