The new xenon headlights already in the base trim received LED daytime running lights with two intensity levels. Durable LEDs are also installed in the rearview mirror housings, and on expensive versions of the crossover, all-round view cameras of the Around View Monitor system are installed.
The rear of the Nissan Juke looks very impressive, where the new "boomerang" rear LED lights are organically complemented by a new bumper. Nissan explains that the rear now has a very distinctive look, especially at dusk. For front-wheel-drive versions, the trunk volume has been increased by 25% and now amounts to a decent 564 liters.
In addition to the new lighting and bumper, the Juke received 10 new signature colors, stylish wheel rims, and an expanded list of interior equipment options. The base trim includes: an audio system with CD player and AUX input, a gear shift indicator that helps maintain an economical driving style, and a tire pressure indicator.
Changes under the hood are more radical. The previous 110-horsepower 1.5-liter diesel remains, but the two gasoline engines can be called new. The 1.2-liter engine is turbocharged, develops 115 horsepower and 190 Nm of torque, and replaces the 1.6-liter unit of the previous generation.
The 1.6 turbo engine has 190 horsepower, has become more environmentally friendly and economical. As a transmission, a six-speed manual and a CVT are offered. On the all-wheel-drive modification of the Juke with the 1.6 DIG-T engine, an upgraded M-CVT variator can be installed as an option.
