2023 Nissan JUKE Updates Detailed

Nissan has introduced a range of key updates for the 2023 JUKE, highlighting new design elements and improved cabin technology.

The JUKE will continue to be offered in five well-equipped grades, stepping from ST to ST+, then ST-L, ST-L+, and the flagship Ti or Ti Energy Orange models.

New for 2023 is updated badging across the entire range, along with two new striking exterior colour options – cool Ceramic Grey and vibrant Magnetic blue, the latter of which replaces Vivid Blue in the JUKE’s colour palette.

The ST and ST+ models then introduce new 17-inch alloy wheel designs, further upping the style factor, while ST-L models debut new black interior elements, alongside leather-accented seats with detailed white stitching for the first time.

And, as practicality is a key in a light SUV, the ST-L, ST-L+ and Ti grades feature a new luggage board to help make the most of boot storage.

“The evolution of the JUKE range delivers yet more appeal to one of the country’s most stylish SUVs,” said Adam Paterson, Managing Director at Nissan Australia. “But style is nothing without substance, and the MY23 JUKE delivers plenty of both.”

With technology at the core of the JUKE story, ST-L, ST-L+ and Ti grades also introduce a new Intelligent Key with proximity locking and unlocking. The premium Bose stereo system found in the ST-L+ and TI models gains an additional two rear speakers, bringing the total to 10 and delivering a “truly immersive audio experience to every seat.”

“It’s a hugely exciting time for Nissan, as we’re in the middle of a brand-wide refresh that will give us one of the newest and most exciting vehicle lineups in the country. And the updated JUKE is an important part of that story.”

The Nissan JUKE will arrive in showrooms in early 2023.

Source: Nissan Australia | Serious style, inside and out: introducing the MY23 Nissan JUKE

3 November 2022

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