New Nissan Juke EV To Use New Nissan LEAF Platform - CleanTechnica

Nissan is set to electrify its popular Juke model by introducing a new Juke EV built on the same platform as the latest Nissan LEAF, a larger electric SUV. This strategy aims to reduce production costs by sharing the platform between models. The Juke EV will be manufactured at Nissan’s Sunderland factory in the UK. The Juke, a smaller and quirkier European model similar to the Nissan Rogue, has been anticipated in an electric version, and recent spy shots reveal a compact, muscular design with distinctive angular fender flares, sharp split LED headlights, and a sportier rear with a slanted glass and sculpted tailgate. The upcoming third-generation Juke EV prototype features futuristic large black alloy wheels, pop-out front door handles, and hidden handles on the C-pillars, reminiscent of the original Juke. Despite the electrification, Nissan will continue producing fossil-fueled versions of the new Juke alongside the EV variant. Further details and the official reveal of the