The car was unveiled unexpectedly at a Nissan Crossover media launch in Malaga when it was revealed as a 'surprise guest'.
The Juke-R harnesses the bold design of the provocative Juke (which won Continental Irish Car of the Year 2011), with the speed and power of the company's flagship GT-R, creating what Nissan claim is 'the world's fastest, most innovative crossover'.
Just two versions of the Juke-R are being created, one in each of left-hand and right-hand drive. The cars have been developed by Nissan and are being built by motorsports outfit RML with input from Nissan Technology Centre for Europe. Testing of the car starts in November.
