One of the most consistently popular cars in the UK, the Nissan Juke is back with a revamped look and is driving sustainable travel forward with its innovative hybrid and petrol powertrains. What’s more, the journey is made easier and comfier with the Juke’s tech upgrades and interior refresh.
The new Nissan Juke features a larger infotainment screen of 8-12", including a brand new human/machine interface.
The new Nissan Juke comes with an updated rear view camera on a larger 12" screen from the previous 7". Giving you added peace of mind when reversing!
Polarising. Bold. Thrilling. The Nissan Juke MY24 features new colours like Iconic Yellow which is sure to turn heads!
The MY24 Nissan Juke has been crafted with comfort in mind! With new and improved upholsteries available in the N-Connecta, Tekna and the new N-Sport Grades.
The My24 Nissan Juke introduces a brand new grade, the N-Sport. Fit for anyone who loves the sporty side! Featuring gloss black exterior side skirts and front and rear bumpers, 19" Black Akari Alloy Wheels and new "iconic" interior to name a few.
This much-loved small SUV continues its legacy of reliability and is pioneering the future of eco-friendly driving with its choice of hybrid and petrol engines. Choose from the ever-efficient 1.0-litre three-cylinder DIG-T turbocharged petrol engine that produces 114PS and 180Nm of torque and the powerful hybrid engine, with 94hp and 148Nm of torque.
A sportier exterior and lick of bright yellow paint enhance the unique look of the Juke, and the black roof, pillars, sturdy wheels and arch inserts and grille make the Juke perfectly agile for zipping around and smoothly taking on the longer stretches of the journey.
The Juke’s yellow signature extends to the interior design where every car occupant can enjoy a smooth and comfortable drive with lots of tech features to make each journey enjoyable.
Contact your local Hendy Nissan to book a test drive today!
As drivers are becoming more eco-conscious, it’s giving rise to the growing popularity of hybrid engine driving – but that doesn’t mean that it’s best suited to everyone.
Hybrid engines have an internal combustion engine that is combined with a battery-operated electric motor. They come in different versions – the latest Juke is a full hybrid (also known as a self-charging hybrid). This dual-power car doesn’t require charging, as it uses energy from regenerative braking to power the car battery which then feeds the electric motor.
Pros
• Lower CO2 emissions
• Electric power provides a quieter drive
• Drivers can access reduced- or zero-emission zones, including the London Clean Air Zone
• Lower running costs due to better fuel efficiency
• The petrol engine works as a back-up, so drivers don’t need to worry about distance range
• Less maintenance and more use of electric power puts less strain on the engine, meaning less wear and tear
• Retains its value well.
Cons
• Higher initial upfront cost.
Petrol engines use an internal combustion engine, where fuel is put into the combustion chamber, the spark plug then ignites air and fuel together to power the vehicle.
Pros
• Cheaper upfront cost at the time of purchase
• Petrol stations are widely accessible making it easy to refuel
• Covers more miles on a full tank than an electric car can on a full charge
• Familiar style from years of petrol engine-focused car design.
Cons
• Higher running costs, with increasing prices of fuel
• Higher CO2 emissions
• Won’t retain value well as petrol engines are gradually being phased out.
Price range, running costs and power are the main things to consider when deciding whether to invest in a petrol or hybrid vehicle – it’s entirely dependent on what purpose you need to travel for.
