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The Nissan Juke receives a small update and gains in personalisation from this 2018
From this spring the Nissan Juke will look slightly updated, while also offering more personalisation options to make it even more unique

The market for small and mid-size crossovers is becoming increasingly saturated, and having been a pioneer or having been at the top of the wave for several years does not guarantee you keep your success, something we can see reflected in the Nissan Juke, a model that today faces fierce competition. That is why it is necessary to offer a different product, something that stands out from the rest, and at Nissan they want to keep the Juke turning heads.
To this end they have made small aesthetic changes to several exterior components, but the Juke will also offer a greater range of possibilities for its personalisation. An example of this is that we will even find optional equipment on the entry-level versions that until now was reserved for the higher trims, specifically the N-Connecta and Tekna versions.

In this way, we will first have a new front grille in dark chrome, dark headlights and dark indicators in the mirrors. LED fog lights will also be fitted as standard on the Acenta version, along with three new wheel designs in 16-inch sizes, and 18-inch for the Tekna version.
The colour range also brings news, with the arrival of Vivid Blue and Chestnut Bronze for the bodywork. The existing colours, in addition to these two new ones, can be combined with Energy Orange and Power Blue, which add a touch of personalisation and colour to several bodywork elements, such as the front and rear bumper trims, the side door trims and the mirror casings. This option will be available on the N-Connecta and Tekna versions.

These two new personalisation colours, together with the existing gloss black, can also be present in the interior, changing the appearance of the centre console, the air vents, the door mouldings and the seat upholstery. On the N-Connecta and Tekna versions this interior personalisation will be available as standard.
For the moment we do not know whether there will be changes to the price of the Nissan Juke, but what we do know is that the new Juke will be available to buy in Europe from next May.
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