The 2022 Nissan Juke Hybrid, which will take its place in the product range from next summer, comes with differences in terms of technique and design.
Continuing its revisions to offer electric or hybrid model options in its entire product range by 2023, Nissan presses the button for the Juke after the new generation Qashqai. Announcing that it will bring a Hybrid version to the entry-level compact SUV model of the family with the 2022 model year, the brand did not neglect to share the highlights of the technical details of this vehicle. On the 2022 Nissan Juke Hybrid front, which claims to bring tangible advantages in emissions and consumption, a hybrid combination with a 1.6-liter engine from the Renault partnership waiting for us.
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2022 Nissan Juke Hybrid technical specifications
Under the hood of the Juke Hybrid, the engine positioned in models such as Captur and Arkana on the Renault front is positioned. This system, called “E-Tech” on the Renault front, will be the equivalent of “e-Power” on the Nissan side. The 1.6-liter engine, which produces 94 horsepower and 148 Nm of torque on its own, awaits users with a 140 horsepower combination with the integration of the electric motor. It is emphasized that with this engine, which can be preferred with a 160-hp power combination in Renault, up to 40 percent reduction in urban fuel consumption can be achieved. Up to 20% improvement is promised in the mixed consumption value. For the Juke Hybrid, which will open the doors of more economical driving thanks to the support of electric driving in city driving, an average mixed consumption value of 5.2 liters per 100 kilometers is given.
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The hybrid version brings with it design differences in order to increase efficiency in terms of aerodynamics, as well as changes under the hood. In the model, where revisions were made for the air intake management in the front bumper, we see that changes were made for the rear spoiler with similar concerns. The model, which will also show its difference with the new 17 and 19 inch wheel sets, draws attention to the fact that it has taken the design scheme from the fully electric Ariya. Nissan’s new brand logo is also among the details we can distinguish with the hybrid model.
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The biggest difference of the model, where minor changes will be observed on the cockpit side, will be the inevitable regression in luggage volume. As we observed in the new generation Honda HR-V, the Juke Hybrid, which has lost 68 liters of volume due to the batteries being positioned at the rear, will offer a volume of 354 liters. When the seats are folded, a volume of 1,237 liters awaits users. The prices of the model, which will also have experience differences such as software revision and new driving mode on digital screens, will be announced in the coming days.