by New Nissan Juke EV: Conceptual Design and Electric Heart
Nissan has unveiled the third generation of its iconic Juke crossover, which is now going fully electric. The car impresses with its bold, almost concept-car-like design that sets it apart from the entire brand lineup. The premiere of the new model is scheduled for spring 2027.
Here are the key facts about the new car:
Platform and Technologies
The electric Juke will inherit its technical base from models such as the Renault Scenic E-Tech and Alpine A390. It is expected to receive battery packs similar to those installed in the Nissan Leaf, with capacities of 52 kWh and 75 kWh. The car will also support vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology, allowing it to feed energy from the battery back into the grid.
The new Juke will be sold exclusively as an electric vehicle and will be built at the brand’s British site in Sunderland, alongside the Leaf.
Bold Exterior: More Than Just a Concept
The design of the new Juke EV is a real explosion. It is devoid of any compromises and looks more radical than any production Nissan model. The body is executed with sharp, jagged lines, starting from a massive black grille and unusual headlights.
A bright green body color emphasizes the dynamic profile and complex door panels. As in previous generations, the rear door handles are located on the C-pillars. The rear also looks daring thanks to intricate LED taillights and an original tailgate design. Angular black wheel arches add aggression to the image.
Parallel Existence of Generations
One of the most interesting details of Nissan’s strategy is the decision not to discontinue the current second-generation hybrid Juke. Instead, it will undergo a design update to visually approach the new EV, and the two cars will be offered to customers simultaneously. This will give consumers a choice between familiar hybrid technology and a full-fledged electric powertrain.
So far, the company has not disclosed detailed specifications, interior photos, or final trim names. However, it is already clear that with the new Juke EV, Nissan is betting not just on environmental friendliness, but on creating an emotional, expressive product capable of attracting attention even in the crowded electric crossover segment. Its unique exterior could become the decisive factor that helps it compete not only with technical specifications but also with a bright, distinctive image.
