Vehicle Description

Nissan Juke 1.6 Petrol Hybrid Auto N‑Connecta – Description

The Nissan Juke 1.6 Petrol Hybrid Auto N‑Connecta blends style, efficiency, and modern tech in a compact crossover package. With its hybrid drivetrain, generous equipment, and eye‑catching design, this model offers a balance between performance and economy, ideal for urban driving and everyday use.

Key Specifications
Specification Detail
Engine / Powertrain 1.6-litre petrol / electric hybrid (HEV) system

Power Output ~ 143 bhp

Torque ~ 205 Nm

Transmission Automatic

Acceleration (0‑62 mph) Approx. 10.1 seconds

Top Speed ~ 103 mph

Fuel Efficiency (WLTP Combined) ~ 58.9 mpg

CO₂ Emissions (Combined) ~ 110 g/km

Dimensions (L × W × H) ~ 4,210 mm × 1,800 mm × 1,593 mm


Boot Space ~ 350‑354 litres with seats up

Kerb / Curb Weight ~ 1,327‑1,341 kg

Features & Equipment Highlights

Exterior & Styling

17‑inch alloy wheels

LED headlamps with daytime running lights

Roof spoiler, shark fin antenna, body colour door handles and wing mirrors
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Interior & Comfort

Cloth & synthetic leather seats with contrast inserts (black / melange style)

60/40 split folding rear seats, 5 seats total

Driver’s seat height adjustable, rear head restraints; twin ISOFIX child seat anchors at rear

Technology & Infotainment

12.3‑inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation (TomTom), wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto

12.3‑inch full‑colour TFT driver display (“combi‑meter”)

Wireless phone charging pad

Driving, Safety & Convenience

Multiple drive modes: Eco, Normal, Sport

EV mode switch for short electric‑only driving; e‑PEDAL step (regenerative braking/one‑pedal style control)

Front & rear parking sensors, rear‑view camera

Lane Departure Warning / Lane Intervention; Intelligent Emergency Braking (pedestrian & cyclist recognition)

Electric handbrake with auto‑hold; stop/start system; voice recognition

What It’s Good At

Strong fuel efficiency and lower emissions for its class, especially in urban/suburban driving.

Compact yet stylish: easy to manoeuvre, looks modern.

Hybrid features (EV mode, regenerative braking) help reduce fuel use and noise.

Well‑equipped trim: good tech, comfort, and safety for the money.

Things to Consider / Limitations

Electric range is limited (as with most non‑plug‑in hybrids), so long highway runs will still rely on petrol.

Boot space & rear headroom are decent but not class‑leading; may feel tighter with three rear passengers.

The hybrid system adds complexity; maintenance and repair costs may be higher than for pure petrol versions.