2017 Nissan Juke Gets Updates and a New Price

2017 Nissan Juke (Credit: © Nissan)

The funky Nissan Juke is well overdue for a complete redesign, but Nissan is allowing it to carry into 2017 nearly unchanged. The new model only gets a handful of changes that will take a careful eye to pick out. Luckily, the price increases for the new model are equally unnoticeable.

Entering the 2017 model year, the Nisan Juke will carry on with the same funky body and interior that it’s had since its debut. It’ll also continue with the same engine options, including a 1.8-liter turbo four-cylinder with 188 horsepower in most trims and a 215-horsepower version of the 1.8-liter in the NISMO RS model (211 horsepower with all-wheel drive).

What has changed in the new model year are some of the features included with the SV trim. This midgrade trim level now includes new 17-inch machine-finished aluminum wheels, heated cloth seats, and heated outside mirrors. The latter two features were once only available in the Cold Weather Package.

These changes will push the 2017 Juke SV’s price up $250 to $22,550 with front-wheel drive and $24,400 with all-wheel drive. All the other trims’ prices will remain unchanged for 2017. A full MSRP list follows:

• Juke S $20,250 (FWD) / $22,100 (AWD)
• Juke SV $22,550 (FWD) / $24,400 (AWD)
• Juke SL $25,240 (FWD) / $26,940 (AWD)
• Juke NISMO $24,830 (FWD) / $27,230 (AWD)
• Juke NISMO RS $28,020 FWD / $30,020 (AWD)

The 2017 Juke is on sale at dealerships now.