Launching In 2026, This Is The Estimated Leaking Of Nissan Juke EV

Nissan's future electric vehicle ranks (source: Nissan Global)

JAKARTA - Automotive manufacturer from Japan, Nissan plans to bring more electric vehicles in the future. One of the models to be introduced is the latest generation of Juke which has transformed into a full EV.

It is hoped that this one model will contribute positively to Nissan's sluggish global business and will be pegged at affordable prices.

Launching from Auto Express, Wednesday, April 23, the manufacturer will take advantage of a partnership with its alliance, Renault together with the Dacia brand to present Juke EV which hopes to be released at the end of 2026.

The crossover will take advantage of a set of components from Renault Twingo and all-new lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Of course, sharing this base can help reduce production costs and is expected to sell for under 20,000.

Although it will use a series of components from Renault Twingo, Nissan Juke EV designs will have similarities to Dacia Spring.

Dacia Spring said it has a more brainy shape with a typical horizontal front end with a higher ground clearance height that makes it almost completely SUV-like.

Since this car will enter a more affordable segment, Nissan Juke EV will use at least 80 percent of its components from the Renault brand.

In terms of dimensions, the Nissan Juke EV is estimated to have dimensions with a length of 3,750 mm or shorter than the Mini Cooper. Then, the wheelbase of this car is also smaller by 2,500 mm.

Have a small size does not reduce the size of the battery. It is estimated that Juke EV will use a Dacia Spring battery of 26.8 kWh. Thus, this makes it able to have a range of up to 142 miles or 228 km according to the WLTP. Of course this is enough for customers who use vehicles in their daily lives.

However, Nissan will continue to strive for various ways to present the crossover with a longer reach. One of the steps he will take is to make changes to the aerodynamics, so it is hoped that it will give a distance of almost 200 miles or the equivalent of 321 km in one sentence.

Speaking of performance, Nissan Juke EV will take technology from Dacia Spring with a power of up to 64 cellphones with front wheels driving.