Nissan Juke Lease

Considering its style and the amount of features you get with it, the Juke is very competitively priced when it comes to leasing rates. But that’s especially true at Select Car Leasing, thanks to our market-leading links with the automotive industry. These let us offer you the most competitive leasing rates and special offers in the UK, so check out the full list of Nissan Juke deals now and find the best one for you. 

The Juke trades on its style, and has done so ever since it was first introduced back in 2010. This is the second-generation model, which was launched in 2019. Built in Sunderland, it’s got a bold visual design and a sporty stance, with the high ride height of an SUV. You get five good-sized seats and a roomy boot, and a three-cylinder, 1.0-litre engine that has plenty of oomph. A sophisticated self-charging hybrid powertrain is also available.

It drives nicely through the bends too, with composed road-holding skills. The interior is similarly stylish to the outside and all models come with plenty of features. Higher-spec models get some limited self-driving features, which really help you stay relaxed on the motorway. 

The Juke was reviewed and tested by independent safety organisation Euro NCAP in 2019 and was given the maximum five-star score, with particularly good marks in the adult occupant safety tests. All models get automatic emergency braking systems fitted as standard, as well as lane-departure warning systems. 

Higher-spec versions can add lane-keep assist, which actively nudges you back into your lane if you veer out of it, and a blind-spot warning system, as well as tech to watch out for oncoming vehicles when you’re reversing out of a parking space, and adaptive cruise control. When it comes to practicality, there’s room for two adults in the back as long as they’re not too tall, and there’s a big boot with a wide opening for larger objects. 

There are two engines to choose from with a Juke lease - a traditional 1.0 litre petrol unit or a more powerful, more efficient 1.6 litre self-charging hybrid powertrain.

The entry-level Visa trim has LED lights, DAB radio and Bluetooth and cruise control, but if you want a proper 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, then you’ll want to start your search with the Acenta models, which also has17-inch wheels and a rear-view camera. The N-Connecta trim is where you can choose the option of the self-charging hybrid engine and also adds bigger alloy wheels, sat-nav and climate control. Tekna models have chunky 19-inch alloys, more advanced safety systems and a Bose sound system. The top-spec Tekna+ has two-tone metallic paint and a choice of exterior personalisation features on the outside.