The second-generation Nissan Juke keeps the compact crossover's bold styling but adds more cabin space and modern technology, offered as a five-door SUV with a choice of efficient gasoline and hybrid powertrains.
The Nissan Juke engine range centres on small turbocharged gasoline units and a hybrid option. Examples such as the 1.0 7DCT and 1.0 DCT pair a three-cylinder petrol engine with a robotic dual-clutch transmission, while the 1.6 AT hybrid uses an automatic. All these drivetrains send power to the front wheels.
SUV 5-doors — Nissan Juke Engines and Transmissions
Nissan Juke trim levels sit on top of the technical version, so the same mechanical package can arrive with very different equipment. The 1.0 7DCT, for instance, appears in configurations named N-Design and Acenta-Tech 2Tone, which typically differ in wheels, two-tone paint, upholstery and infotainment or driver-assistance content.
Nissan Juke battery capacity matters mainly on the hybrid, where the 1.6 AT uses a compact lithium-ion pack. It recharges through the engine and regenerative braking rather than a plug, allowing short electric-only stretches in traffic and quiet pull-away, which helps fuel consumption most in city driving.