2023 Nissan Juke price and features: Small tweaks, modest price bump

Australian pricing and details for the updated 2023 Nissan Juke has been issued today, outlining subtle styling and tech tweaks for the new model year.

The 2023 Nissan Juke arrives as the first update for the new second-generation model, which launched in Australia in early 2020, priced from $27,990 before on-road costs.

Note: So far, the top Ti variant is the only MY23 variant with images available

JUMP AHEAD

• Pricing changes
• What’s new?
• Equipment list
  • ST ($28,390)
  • ST+ (31,140)
  • ST-L ($34,440)
  • ST-L+ ($35,540)
  • Ti ($36,890)
• Power & fuel use
• Ownership
• Full price list

Pricing moves for 2023

In its refreshed form, the 2023 Juke is priced from $28,390 (+$400), the ST+ from $31,140 (+$400), the ST-L from $34,440 (+$500), ST-L+ from $35,540 ($400), and top-shelf Ti from $36,890 (+$400), marking a modest increase across the range. (All prices exclude on-road costs.)

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What's new?

Changes for the new model year include a more aerodynamic underbody (although official fuel consumption is unchanged) inherited from the hybrid model not offered in Australia, along with new 17-inch wheels on ST and ST+ variants.

The ST-L gains new black interior highlights and ‘leather-accented’ seats with white stitching. A new luggage board has also been added to the boot area of the ST-L, ST-L+ and Ti grades, boosting storage versatility in the rear.

The Juke boasts a 422-litre boot capacity in its second-gen form, growing to 1305 litres with the rear seats folded. By comparison, the much more popular Toyota Yaris Cross lists only 390 litres (with no seats-down figure provided).

The ST-L, ST-L+ and Ti grades also now feature Nissan’s ‘Intelligent Key’ proximity locking and unlocking, along with enhanced Bose audio that includes speakers in the headrests of the front seats. The ST-L+ and Ti models add to this with two extra rear speakers for a total of 10.

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2023 Nissan Juke Ti

Equipment list

ST ($28,390)

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ST+ (31,140) adds

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ST-L ($34,440) adds

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ST-L+ ($35,540) adds

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Ti ($36,890) adds

*Nissan notes that leather-accented features and upholstery "may contain synthetic material". Generally this means that the trim is a combination of both, with 'high-impact' surfaces usually an artificial leather for durability.

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2023 Nissan Juke Ti

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Power & fuel use

The Juke is unchanged mechanically, with power still delivered by an 84kW/180Nm 1.0-litre turbo petrol three-cylinder engine, sent to the front wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.

Fuel consumption is likewise unchanged, listed at 5.8L/100km on the combined cycle.

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Ownership

As before, the 2023 Nissan Juke is covered by Nissan’s five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty, five-year, 24-hour roadside assistance and six-year capped-price-servicing program.

MY23 capped-price servicing has not been released, but the below table shows 2022 pricing, which should be indicative of what to expect. Prices include GST.

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2023 Nissan Juke Ti

2023 Nissan Juke pricing & availability

The updated Nissan Juke will arrive in Nissan dealerships from early 2023.

Sales performance

So far in 2022, Nissan has sold 1056 examples of its new Juke (September-end figures), compared to 1818 at the same point in 2021.

The Juke is outsold by most models in the popular 'light SUV' segment, which is led by the ageing Mazda CX-3 (7780 year-to-date), Kia Stonic (7036), Toyota Yaris Cross (5932), Hyundai Venue (5595), Volkswagen T-Cross (4391), and Suzuki Jimny (4118). The Juke is a chance to overtake Ford's Puma in sales figures (1749), and it leads the related Renault Captur (997).

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