Nissan Juke 2022 News

Here are two facts. For over 60 years Nissan has been on a rollercoaster. And for the remaining six years of this decade, Nissan is set to be on a roll. Not that you’d know it with the Japanese brand’s long-term shrinking market share and – until late last year – a worthy but dull and dated core model range.

Nissan Australia will bring in a lightly-revised version of its slow-selling Juke crossover in early 2023, headlined by increased prices but also tweaks to styling, technology and practicality.Like before, the 2023 Juke line-up will be available across fi

Electric cars are gaining in popularity in Australia, but for a large swathe of the population, the premium pricetags are still too much of a barrier.Remember, the cheapest EV in Australia (depending on the state you're in) is the upcoming BYD Atto 3 SUV

Nissan has revealed a hybrid version of its Juke small SUV for overseas markets, though its inclusion in the brand's Australian line-up is still unclear.Differentiating itself from its chief Toyota Yaris Cross rival, the Juke Hybrid pairs a 1.6-litre petr