All-electric Juke the key to Europe

Nissan has unveiled an all-new, all-electric version of its funky Juke SUV at its Vision event. The first-ever electric Juke carries its ...

Nissan has unveiled an all-new, all-electric version of its funky Juke SUV at its Vision event.

The first-ever electric Juke carries its odd-ball styling into the EV era, and is part of a grand plan to conquer Europe with an electrified version of every model.

Since launch in 2010, Juke has found a place in the homes of 1.5 million customers across Europe, reshaping the compact crossover segment with its daring, unapologetic design.

New third generation Juke retains this character while introducing a fully electric powertrain, supporting Nissan’s journey towards to zero-emission mobility.

The all-electric Juke joins a growing European EV line-up including the new Micra, third-generation LEAF, Ariya crossover and Townstar LCV, as well as a new A-segment EV to come.

The Juke EV will join the third-generation LEAF in offering Vehicle-to-Grid technology, supporting the integration of EVs into the wider energy ecosystem.

Alongside its expanding EV line-up, Nissan continues to offer its e‑Power hybrid technology, delivering an EV-like driving experience without the need to plug in.

Hybrid models such as Qashqai e‑Power and Juke HEV will remain an important part of the line-up, ensuring customers have access to technologies that suit their needs today.

The all-new, all-electric Juke will be built at Nissan’s Sunderland Plant in the UK, reinforcing the site’s central role in the company’s global EV strategy.

Already home to LEAF and with the first trial phase of Juke production starting in the coming weeks, Sunderland Plant remains the cornerstone of Nissan’s electrified manufacturing footprint in Europe.

The commitment is supported by Nissan’s broader regional capabilities, including its design, engineering and development network across the UK, Spain and Germany.

Together, these operations underline Nissan’s long-term investment in Europe as both a production and innovation hub, designing, engineering and manufacturing vehicles in Europe, for European customers.

“Juke has always stood for bold design and a willingness to challenge convention. With this third generation, we are bringing that spirit into the electric age,” Nissan's Clíodhna Lyons said.

“As our first fully electric Juke, it will help us reach new customers while expanding choice across our electrified range.”

All-new Juke will be launched in the northern Spring of 2027.

 

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