New 2023 Nissan Juke Acenta deals

2023 Nissan Juke Acenta deals

Full length Nissan Juke video review with market value analysis

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Nissan Juke
Nissan Juke

Juke pricing for the conventional 1.0-litre model starts at just under £20,500 for a base 1.0-litre 'Visia' model, but another £1,600 is needed for the mid-range 'Acenta' trim level most will want.

The popular 'N-Connecta' version costs from around £24,000, while plush 'Tekna+ trim costs from around £25,500.

'Tekna+' is the top version and you can pay as much as £27,000 for one of those with a conventional engine. All of these prices relate to that 1.0-litre engine; it's considerably more for the 1.6-litre Hybrid version, which starts from just over £27,000 and is only available with the top three trim levels..

Scope for exterior personalisation has always been key to Juke ownership, so this MK2 model can feel very bespoke if you want it to be. It's available in 11 different colours, with wheels ranging from 16-inch steel rims with covers to 19-inch alloys.

Top-spec Tekna+ cars are available with contrasting finishes on the roof and mirrors, too. Buyers will also want cutting-edge media connectivity, so on-board Wi-Fi now appears, as do TomTom maps with live traffic and a voice-controlled Google Assistant.

The NissanConnect remote services app is now compatible with the Juke, allowing owners to interact with their cars from wherever they are via their smartphone. Three optional interior schemes in orange, white or black introduce leather and Alcantara upholstery, too.

All cars from Acenta grade upwards get the latest eight-inch infotainment unit as standard, while every car gets cruise control with a speed limiter function and high beam assist.