Looking for a brand new Nissan Juke?

Your choice of Nissan Juke will be a personal one, but in our opinion we think that the Nissan Juke Tekna with SatNav and Sunroof is an excellent buy! It is just the right combination of price, comfort features and style. Although it is not the top of the range Juke, it still has many of the features and accessories found in it, which means that you get plenty of bang for your buck. These standard features include (but are by no means limited to) 18” Alloy Wheels, a Navigation and Music Display, Nissan Driving Assistance, Auto Headlamps and Leather Seats with a Driver’s Seat Heater.

The Nissan Juke in South Africa is available in 6 model variants and 3 trim levels – The Acenta, Acenta+ and the Tekna! The trim level and model variant breakdown is as follows – The 1.2 Litre Turbo Acenta, the 1.2 Litre Turbo Acenta+, the 1.5dCi Acenta+, the 1.6 Litre Turbo Tekna, 1.6 Litre Tekna with SatNav and Sunroof and the DIG-T Tekna 4WD CVT.

The best Nissan Juke is the one that suits your needs as well as your pocket. All of the current Juke range are exceptionally good vehicles and if maintained properly will give you many, many years of hassle free service. If however we were pressed to make a call on this we would once again go for the Juke Tekna with SatNav and Sunroof as you get a lot of additional features for a very reasonable price.

The top of the range Nissan Juke is the DIG-T Tekna 4WD with Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT). This outstanding vehicle comes standard with 4×4-i with Torque Vectoring, 18” Alloy Wheels, Leather Seats (with seat heater), Antibacterial CVT Shift Knob, Push Start Engine, Electronic Folding Mirrors, Rain Sensing Front Wipers and an Intelligent Key.

No, the Juke is a Crossover! In fact, the Juke is a trailblazing vehicle that has helped to establish the Crossover Vehicle Class. A Crossover is also sometimes referred to as Crossover Utility Vehicle (or CUV for short). It is built on a unibody platform that combines both passenger vehicle features (such as those found in a hatchback) and Sports Utility Vehicle features.

Although the Juke has some very sports car like features and a very responsive engine, it is not a sports car but a Crossover Utility Vehicle.

No it is not, however it does come with three engine options, namely the fuel friendly 1.2 litre and 1.6 litre petrol engines and the eco friendly 1.5l dCi engine. There are rumours that the next generation Nissan Juke will include a hybrid option, but this is as yet unconfirmed.

Yes, there is a 4-wheel drive Juke available! This is the top of the range Juke 1.6 DIG-T Tekna 4WD CVT. We would like to add that it is indeed a very capable 4×4 vehicle, so why not pop down to one of our Group1 Nissan Showrooms and take one for a test drive.

No, the current Juke range included a 4-wheel drive model variant and NOT an all-wheel drive version. There are also multiple 2-wheel drive versions of the Juke also available.

There are 5 model variants that come standard with 6-speed manual transmissions, and one model variants (the top of the range Juke 1.6 DIG-T Tekna 4WD) that is only available with Nissan’s XTRONIC CVT automatic transmission.

Yes, there is a Diesel Engine variant of the Juke available in South Africa in the 1.5dCi Acenta+. It uses a 1461cc common rail direct injection 50ppm Diesel engine. Additionally, there are 5 petrol driven variants of the Juke available.

The Juke has a very impressive list of standard safety features that include Driver, passenger, side and curtain airbags, ABS, EBD, a Brake Assist System, Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), daytime running lights, child-proof rear door locks and ISOFIX rear child seat anchors across the entire Crossover Vehicle range.

There are three engine types available in the Juke, namely the 1.2 litre petrol engine, the 1.5 litre Diesel engine and the 1.6 litre petrol engine. For a more detailed breakdown of the actual Juke Engine Specs please go to the engine specs section of this page. Alternatively you can also download our latest Nissan Juke Brochure.

Depending on the engine the Maximum Power Output for the Nissan Juke is 85kW at 4,500rpm in the 1.2 litre petrol driven Juke, 81kw at 4,000rpm in the 1.5dCi Diesel driven Juke and 140kW at 5,600rpm in the 1.6 litre petrol driven Juke.

The Juke 1.2 DIG-T Acenta and the Juke 1.2 DIG-T Acenta+ has a top speed of 178km/h and the Juke 1.5dCi Acenta+ has a top speed of 175km/h. The Juke 1.6 DIG-T Tekna on the other hand has a top speed of 215km/h (the fastest in the Juke range), while the Juke 1.6 DIG-T 4-wheel Drive Tekna with CVT has a top speed of 200km/h.

The fuel tank capacity for the entire Nissan Juke range is 46 litres.

The Nissan Juke has seatbelts and seating for five people, two at the front (including the driver) and 3 at the back.

No, the Juke is a 5-seater.

The Juke is available in the following eye-catching colours: White, Gun Metallic, Blue Metallic Black, Fiery Red, Black, Sunlight Yellow, Bright Silver and Brilliant White.

Yes, ABS comes as standard in all model variants across the entire Juke range.

Yes, the entire Juke Ranges comes equipped with Cruise Control and a Speed Limiter as standard.

Yes it does! The spare wheel is situated in the rear of the vehicle underneath the rear luggage area. Please be sure to reference your Juke Users Manual before removing the spare tyre, operating the jack (included with the vehicle) and changing a tyre.

The weight of the Juke is model dependant and ranges between 1710kg and 1880kg.

Yes, all Juke model variants come with ISOFIX rear child seat anchor and child-proof rear door locks as standard.

The Nissan Juke is a Sport Crossover Vehicle, which means it has the look of a 2-door sports car and the functionality of a 4-door thanks to the rear does with hidden handle features. It is literally a vehicle that offers its owner the best of both worlds.

Yes, there is a 1.6 DIG-T Petrol 4WD XTRONIC CVT model variant available to purchase at Group1 Nissan in The Western Cape, Eastern Cape and Gauteng.

There are dual tone leather and PVC seats with a driver’s seat heater in the Tekna model variants.

You will find the information regarding the best oil for your Juke in your user manual. However, depending on your engine type the correct oil will have a viscosity index of 0W, 5W, 10W or 15W. Please be sure to chat to our Group1 Nissan Service centre if you are unsure of which oil to use in your Juke.

The Juke has a full oil-capacity of just over 4-litres. However, this is not what you would need to put into the engine when you top it up. If your Juke is using too much oil, please bring it to one of our service centres to ensure that everything is in working order. Remember, running an engine with little or no oil can cause major damage to the working parts of your engine.

Depending on the model variant, the Juke has 16” steel rims with covers, 17” alloy rims or 18” alloy rims. The Tyre types also vary from model to model and include wheel dimensions of 205/60R16, 215/55R17 and 225/45R18. Please refer to our Juke brochure to find out which rim type and wheel size is relevant to your Juke model.

Please refer to the tyre pressure indication sticker on the driver’s door rim of your vehicle. If one has not been attached, or you cannot find one, please chat to one of Group1Nissan Sales or Service team for more information. As a “rule of thumb” however we recommend that you inflate your tyres to 2.3 BAR (Standard – Unladened) at the front and 2.1 BAR (Standard – Unladen) at the rear.

The Nissan Juke has a rear luggage capacity of 422-litres across the entire range. That’s rather impressive for a Compact Crossover SUV!

The boot space is an impressive 422-litres in the Juke, which is more than most of its competitors.

The 0–100 km/h Acceleration of the Juke is as follows: 1.2 DIG-T is 10.8 seconds, the 1.5dCi is 11.2 seconds, the 1.6 DIG-T is 7.8 seconds and 1.6 DIG-T 4WD CVT is 8.2 seconds.

The mileage of all new Juke vehicles will be low due to the fact that they would only have been driven from the manufacturing plant to the vehicle transporter that brings them to our showroom floors.

Please chat to one of our Nissan Service Centre Teams before attempting to replace the battery of the Nissan Juke. You can contact us at one of our showrooms in Gauteng, the Western Cape or the Eastern Cape.

You might be surprised to find out that the Juke interior was inspired by a motorcycle, but this does not mean that it is short on space. Rather the opposite actually, because although the dashboard stylings are reminiscent of a motorbike, the actual comfort and convenience levels are anything but Spartan! Even the entry-level Juke gets comfortable seats, remote central locking, six airbags and a basic infotainment system. Once you get to the top level Tekna however, you get the option of a sunroof as well as leather seats with a seat heater and a navigation and music service through the impressive Nissan infotainment system.

The Nissan Juke towing capacity is up to 1250 kg unbraked while all the vehicles in the range can pull an braked trailer or caravan up to 750kg.