Nissan Juke 2020, this could be the next generation

El Nissan Juke it is one of the most outstanding B-SUVs that we can find due to its striking appearance. It was launched in 2010 and since then it has been gaining a significant niche in the market thanks to the good work of the Japanese brand in this segment. And soon it will come second generation, which is expected to be a natural evolution but to be updated at all levels. This model could be ready for 2020.

At the moment no official data is known, but the companions of Motor.es dare with a recreation that could anticipate its appearance. I would adopt some elements that we have seen in the latest prototypes of the brand such as the Nissan Gripz Concept or the recent Nissan Vmotion 2.0 Concept. This leaves us with a Juke wider and lower than the current one, something that favors greater dynamism in its bodywork.

In recreation some of the highlights are a unified headlights (currently they are divided), the adoption of the V-Motion grille, characteristic of the brand, and generous wheel arches. For customers looking for a further customization they may be able to choose the color of the roof or the C-pillar, something 'quite trendy' lately. That aspect will also carry over to the interior.

The interior of the Nissan Juke 2020 will gain space with respect to the current one, having more usable rear seats and a trunk somewhat above 350 liters. The technology will be another key and there will be a complete multimedia system with internet connection and connectivity with our smartphone. Following the brand's strategy, it is even possible that it incorporates the Propilot system, which adds some autonomous driving functions.

As to its engine range, it seems that the second generation of the Juke will only have turbocharged mechanics. There will be two petrol versions with powers between 120 and 170 CV that will stand out for their low consumption. For this reason it is likely that there will be no diesel engines in the range. What they would be considering would be the arrival of a hybrid version. Although there are still doubts about this and there could be several options.

One of the possible solutions could be the use of the Nissan ePower, extended range electric technology. It is made up of a small gasoline engine that will serve as a power generator for the electrical system. Another option being considered is the use of a plug-in hybrid system derived from the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV after the partial acquisition of said brand by the Renault-Nissan alliance. In any case We will have to wait to get to know details of this Nissan Juke 2020.

Source - Motor.es