Nissan Juke 2027: prices, equipment and Pulse special edition in Germany
Nissan has refreshed the current Juke in Germany. Acenta now starts at €25,990 with a 12.3-inch digital cluster, while the Pulse special edition starts at €33,800.
In Germany, the new Nissan Juke Pulse costs €33,800 with the 114 hp 1.0 turbo engine and seven-speed DCT. The 143 hp hybrid is priced at €36,700. More important than the special edition itself, Nissan has also reshuffled equipment across almost the entire current Juke range.
Even the Acenta at €25,990 now comes as standard with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, automatic climate control, wireless smartphone charging, a rain sensor and keyless entry. The current versions also gain a new steering wheel with an integrated driver-attention monitoring system.
The next N-Connecta adds 19-inch wheels, a surround-view camera system and ProPILOT with Navi-Link and Stop&Go. N-Design combines the same assistance package with leather seats featuring Alcantara elements, a winter package, two-tone paint and Bose Personal Plus audio.
Pulse focuses more heavily on styling. It is offered in Deep Ocean, plus Pearl White and Ceramic Grey with a black roof and mirrors. A sound-wave graphic runs across the roof, while the 19-inch wheels receive coloured inserts. Inside are dark-blue synthetic leather and Mélange fabric, bucket-style seats, a heated windscreen, ambient lighting, Bose Personal Plus and surround-view cameras.
The powertrains are essentially unchanged. The three-cylinder 1.0 DIG-T petrol engine produces 114 hp and 200 Nm, while the 1.6 hybrid develops 143 hp. Claimed fuel consumption is 6.0–6.1 l/100 km with the DCT and 4.6–4.8 l/100 km for the hybrid.
The update arrives during a transition period for the model. Nissan has already unveiled the third-generation Juke as a fully electric crossover, with its European launch scheduled for spring 2027. The current Juke remains on sale for now, and Pulse gives buyers another choice if they still want a familiar petrol or hybrid Juke.