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TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypeHybrid
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.1 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy56.5 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy56.5 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy56.5 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy56.5 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy56.5 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy54.3 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypeHybrid
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.1 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypeHybrid
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.1 Seconds
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy54.3 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity422 Litres
Economy54.3 MPG
Factory Order
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypeHybrid
Boot Capacity350 Litres
0-62mph10.1 Seconds
Nissan Juke Top Features
Distinctive style.
Great quality interior.
Good-sized boot.
How Does A Nissan Juke Lease Work?
With Nissan leasing, you can drive a brand-new car while paying a monthly price until your contract ends. This is normally after 2-5 years. Tailor your lease deal by picking your annual mileage, upfront payment and contract length and we’ll provide you with the best deals to choose from.
Once your agreement is finalised, we’ll deliver your new Nissan Juke lease car for free. When your contract ends, you simply return the car to us. No need to worry about value depreciation or a balloon payment. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.
Why Lease A Nissan Juke With Vanarama?
The small SUV market is extremely competitive, with high-riding, compact and practical cars becoming ever more popular. There are so many to choose from that it’s easy to mix them up. But it’s hard to confuse the Nissan Juke with anything else.Its design is unlike any other model on the market, which makes it a great choice if you want something a little different. It’s not just about looks, though. The Juke has a great quality interior and treads a fine line between comfort and sporty handling, which gives it plenty of all-round appeal.A Cabin Full Of Character
Sit in the Juke and you’ll find a cabin that retains the character it puts forward on the outside, while at the same time keeping things classy. It’s a really nice place to sit, with fine-quality materials that are only rivalled by more premium alternatives in the field, such as the Audi Q2.The driving position is quite high and while visibility could be better out of the back – the rear window is small – most models get a rear-view camera to make things easier.All but the most basic models also get an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to let you control your smartphone. It’s not the slickest system, but it does have plenty of features.
A Comfortable Drive That’s Good To Handle
Drivability-wise, the Juke is pretty much on par with the rest of the market for this type of car. It strikes a good balance between comfort and handling. Models with smaller alloy wheels are best at taking the sting out of bad road surfaces, but the Volkswagen T-Roc is more comfortable still.The Juke can’t match the agility of the Ford Puma and it’s not a car for driving enthusiasts, but it will stay composed and stable through corners. It’s a solid all-rounder, albeit not as accomplished overall as the Skoda Kamiq.There’s just one engine choice in the Juke – a 114hp, 1.0-litre petrol, with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 7-speed automatic. Many rivals have very similar engines and the Juke’s performance matches them well, with enough punch for everyday use. However, most of the competition also have more engine choices, and some also have diesel, hybrid or even electric options, which the Juke lacks.
There’s a very reasonable amount of space in the Juke, with room for 4 adults without any major issues. Rear headroom will be tight for those over 6-foot tall, but legroom is more than acceptable. If you do need more space, look at the Skoda Kamiq. Children might find it a bit hard to see out, as the rear windows are placed rather high on the car.
The boot has a height-adjustable floor, which means no lip to haul luggage over, and it’s a good size at 422 litres. The Kamiq’s boot is larger, though. Some rivals will let you extend the boot space by sliding the rear seats forward, but that’s not an option in the Juke.
When it comes to space for odds and ends, there’s a (small) space under the central armrest and 2 cupholders up front, as well as a good-sized glovebox. The door pockets are roomy, too. up front, as well as a good-sized glovebox. The door pockets are roomy, too.
With just a solitary engine choice, you don’t need to comb the brochures to find the most economical model. The petrol engine promises up to 47.9mpg with a manual gearbox, depending on trim level. That drops to 46.3mpg if you have an automatic. It compares well to the competition, although Ford’s Puma promises even better, and with more power too.
Models Available
Nissan JukeThere’s just one version of the Juke and it’s a 5-door compact SUV, with a rakish roofline inspired by sporty coupes.
Colours & Interiors
The Juke is available in 26 stylish colours, and 15 duo-tone matches. There are also various interior choices for those who like to customise. Check out our Juke colour guide for details.
Nissan Juke Trim Levels
Visia
Acenta
N-Connecta
Tekna
Tekna+The entry-level Visia model misses out on the touchscreen infotainment system, but does get LED headlights, 16-inch steel wheels and a DAB radio with Bluetooth, as well as cruise control and air conditioning.
The Nissan Juke Vs Competitors
The Juke has some very distinguished rivals. For others with distinctive looks, check out the Hyundai Kona, Toyota C-HR and Citroen C3 Aircross, while if driving fun is a priority then the Ford Puma should be at the top of your list. Our head to head article pits the Puma against the Juke, well worth a read if you want to compare these exceptional compact crossovers.
The Puma is also an excellent all-rounder, as is the Skoda Kamiq, which gives you plenty of interior space. Volkswagen’s T-Roc is also spacious and stylish too.
If you want additional power options, Renault’s Captur has a plug-in hybrid option, and there’s electric choice from the Hyundai Kona Electric, the Kia Niro EV, the Skoda Enyaq and more.
Check out our 10 best Juke alternatives article for a more detailed look at its competitors.
Yes. It’s decent in a number of ways. Its chief strengths are its looks and interior quality. While there’s nothing wrong with the way it drives, some rivals are more impressive, and others have more interior space.
We’d steer clear of the entry-level Acenta as it misses out on several features. The best all-round model, in our book, is the N-Connecta, which gets you alloy wheels, navigation and a touchscreen infotainment system.
Yes, the Juke is made at Nissan’s plant in Sunderland, England.
Yes, the petrol engine in the Juke is relatively efficient compared to rivals, although the Ford Puma is better.
No, all versions of the Nissan Juke are front-wheel drive.
Nissan has a mixed reputation for reliability of late, scoring poorly in several independent surveys and studies but better in others. The Juke comes with a 3-year warranty, but plenty of rivals have more confidence in their products, with 5 or 7 years of cover provided.
Explore our best Nissan Juke lease deals online today and we guarantee to give you the best monthly price. We never take processing fees and will deliver your new Nissan Juke for free, plus give you 30 days to return in case you change your mind. It’s never been easier to drive a brand-new car with a Nissan Juke lease.
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