Yellow there!  2024 Nissan Juke revealed ahead of Australian launch: Mazda CX-3, Toyota Yaris Cross and Kia Stonic rival update inspired by fresh new colors and massive multimedia upgrade – Car News

Yellow there! 2024 Nissan Juke revealed ahead of Australian launch: Mazda CX-3, Toyota Yaris Cross and Kia Stonic rival update inspired by fresh new colors and massive multimedia upgrade – Car News


Nissan has just revealed the latest version of its Juke subcompact SUV, which sees a new interior, new technology and a color return from the original model that seems to be back by popular demand… yes, yellow.

It’s a different shade of yellow from the Sunlight yellow of the first-generation Juke from 2014, but Nissan says it’s a modern color that people have been asking for since the second-generation model came out in 2020.

“When we introduced the second generation Juke, the question we were asked frequently was: ‘will it be yellow?'”, Regional Vice President, Product and Pricing Strategy, Nissan AMIEO region Arnaud Charpentier said.

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“With such clear demand from our Juke customers, we had to listen. We took the opportunity throughout the Juke’s life cycle to make other changes that would improve comfort, convenience and the overall quality of life for drivers and passengers.” , he added.

If yellow isn’t your color, then you can be relieved to know that a new black metallic color is also available, along with new wheel designs.

Of course, it’s more than colors that are new in this update. The interior of the Juke has been upgraded with a large 12.3-inch touchscreen that has better performance. Wireless Apple CarPlay returns to the Juke, but now Android Auto is also wireless. There’s a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster too, wireless phone charging, and USB type A and C ports for rear passengers.

Safety has been enhanced with the addition of lane departure warning as standard.

If yellow isn’t your color, then you can be relieved to know that a new black metallic color is also available, along with new wheel designs.

The engine line-up remains the same as for Australia which means the continuation of the 84kW/180Nm three-cylinder turbo-petrol engine and front-wheel drive.

Full Australian specifications and pricing have yet to be announced by Nissan, but the updated Juke will be in the country later this year.

“We are very pleased with the updated Juke that has been launched,” a Nissan Australia spokesperson said. CarsGuide.

“We expect to arrive in late 2024. Final Australian details will be confirmed closer to the launch date.”

The interior of the Juke has been upgraded with a large 12.3-inch touchscreen that has better performance. The interior of the Juke has been upgraded with a large 12.3-inch touchscreen that has better performance.

The Juke is currently available in five grades, ranging from the entry-level ST at a list price of $28,390, to the Ti at $36,890.

All grades now come standard with alloy wheels, LED headlights, top-notch leather trim and a Bose audio system.

Opponents to Juke include the best-selling Mazda CX-3, Toyota Yaris Cross and Kia Stonic.