The new Nissan Juke has been in the final stages of road testing showing a new look and agile driving performances ahead of its official unveil next month, writes Trish Whelan.
Juke has sold over one million units since its debut appearance in 2010.
The stage is set for its return to the B-SUV segment it pioneered almost a decade ago.
Designed in Europe, New Juke has brought together the Japanese company’s designers across the region to work together on its evolution.
Nissan has revealed that the car has sleek coupe lines, ‘striking’ 19-inch alloy wheels and athletic stance.
They say inspiration for the new Juke design development has been tailored around B-SUV customer demands for leading design, latest tech and ‘fun to drive’ performance.
It will be loaded with technology and is the third Nissan model to feature ProPILOT technology which forms part of the Nissan Intelligent Mobility vision.
Juke’s footprint has increased in size to provide greater roominess and comfort for the driver and passengers, without losing its agile driving style.
Having launched and led the B-SUV segment with the first model, New Juke will have an even bigger personality and driving experience that will appeal to the growing number of drivers opting for the B-SUV segment.
Pictured are some camouflage images of the New Juke captured at the Millbrook testing track in the UK.
