The new Nissan Juke arrives with a limited edition of 60 units

The second generation of the Nissan Juke arrives ten years after shaking up the subcompact crossover segment with its revolutionary look. The small SUV from Nissan is back and has set itself the goal of surpassing its predecessor in every respect. Will it succeed?

The new Nissan Juke 2020 is based, according to the Japanese manufacturer itself, on the success of the first-generation model, adopting an evolutionary design that keeps its “funky” look despite the fact that the crossover is now much more spacious thanks to the entirely new CMF-B platform on which it is built.

The second-generation Japanese B-SUV looks much more athletic than before thanks to more harmonious proportions, the “floating roof” design and a strongly defined character line. The exterior also stands out for details such as the bolder V-motion grille treatment, with headlights and taillights featuring full LED systems.

Speaking of the lighting units, the new Nissan Juke keeps the iconic round headlights along with the new Y-shaped signature and gains more elegant horizontal LED DRLs at the top. At the rear, the Nissan Juke 2020 drops the boomerang-shaped lights in favour of more conventional units arranged horizontally.

Nissan Juke 2020: this is the second generation of the compact SUV

Another novelty is the addition of an exclusive body colour called Fuji Sunset. This new colour joins a range of eleven colours. The manufacturer also offers exterior customisation options in the form of customisable bumpers, side sills and 19-inch alloy wheels.

Compared with the exterior, the interior is radically transformed, and not only in terms of space. Nissan says that rear knee room has increased by 58 mm, while rear head room has grown by 11 mm. Not to be overlooked, boot capacity is now 20 per cent larger, reaching 422 litres. The interior design has also changed a great deal, as the new Nissan Juke adopts a completely new dashboard design with a “floating” central screen, a new multifunction steering wheel and fewer buttons on the centre console.

The Japanese manufacturer has assured that the driving position has improved and that new soft-touch materials now cover the dashboard, door trim and footwells for a more premium feel. The Nissan Juke 2020 comes as standard with sporty front seats, optional Alcantara and leather upholstery. The interior customisation options include multiple upholstery combinations that match or complement the body and roof colours.

To celebrate the launch of the new Nissan Juke, the brand is putting on sale a limited edition of 60 units that includes all the equipment and technology available on the new model. This version is available exclusively in metallic black combined with the Fuji Sunset roof and exterior customisation. To highlight its exclusive character, the vehicle features a commemorative plaque bearing its serial number. In terms of performance, this version is equipped with the new 7-speed DCT dual-clutch automatic gearbox with paddle shifters on the steering wheel.

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CrossoverNissan Juke15 versions · from 25,275 €