2024 Nissan JUKE prices announced

The updated 2024 Nissan JUKE has arrived Down Under priced from $28,890 plus on-road costs, meaning the new model costs exactly the same as its predecessor despite a swathe of enhancements.

The facelift line-up comprises the familiar ST, ST+ ($31,640), ST-L ($34,440) and Ti ($37,390) trim levels but is now topped by a bold N-Sport ($38,390) variant headlined by a black exterior treatment and bold yellow cabin accents.

No changes have been made to the existing 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine (84kW/180Nm) or the seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission it’s mated to, nor the suspension or chassis set-ups.

Instead, the facelift focuses on the JUKE’s presentation and standard equipment levels, more specifically its interior presentation: all-new centre console, reworked central dash fascia a new infotainment system, revised instrument clusters, enlarged glovebox, redesigned armrests, an electric park brake and USB-C ports.

That new infotainment system spans 12.3 inches on all grades and houses wireless smartphone mirroring.

All variants roll on refreshed alloy wheels and now come with an electronic park brake, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot intervention, disc rear brakes and a driver’s display spanning at least 7.0 inches (ST, ST+).

New gear on the mid-range ST-L specifically includes privacy glass, a 12.3-inch digital cockpit, frameless and auto-dimming rearview mirror, synthetic leather-accented upholstery, wireless phone charger and ProPILOT highway assist – all of which is shared with the upstream variants.

At the top of the tree, the N-Sport rolls on 19-inch ‘Akari’ alloys and comes with a black and yellow cabin, black grained PVC and Alcantara trim inserts, a 10-speaker Bose sound system, illuminated ‘JUKE’ kick plates and heated power-adjustable front seats.

“The JUKE once again proves that style and value go hand in hand, with these key improvements delivering more technology and value to our customers, for no change in price over the grades available in the previous generation,” Nissan Australia marketing director Sriram Padmanabhan said.

“And with the introduction of the new N-Sport grade, the new JUKE injects boldness in its segment making stepping in, and standing out, look so good.”

How much does the 2024 Nissan JUKE cost?
ST – $28,890
ST+ – $31,640
ST-L – $34,440
Ti – $37,390
N-Sport – $38,390
* Prices exclude on-road costs

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