Nissan reveals third generation, EV-only Juke

Nissan has revealed the third generation Juke crossover, which will be offered exclusively as an electric vehicle (EV).

It will continue to offer the second-generation Juke Hybrid alongside the EV.

Nissan will build the Juke EV at the Sunderland plant, a facility that is central in its EV strategy.

Details of the Juke’s powertrain have not yet been revealed, although Nissan said it is built the CMF-EV platform, which underpins the Leaf and a number of Renault EVs.

It will offer vehicle-to-grid (V2G), enabling the car to feed power back into the energy grid in times of peak demand.

The car was revealed at Nissan’s Vision Event, held in Japan, where it has presented its product roadmap and long-term plans.

Nissan said the Juke EV will be available from spring 2027.

Massimiliano Messina, chairman at Nissan AMIEO, said: “Europe is central to Nissan’s electrification strategy, and we remain firmly committed to a fully electric future.