What is the boot size of a Nissan Juke?
The Nissan Juke is distinctive on the roads, but is it as special on the inside?
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The Nissan Juke is one of the edgier, more distinctive-looking SUVs on the market – but how does it perform in terms of boot space?
There's no doubt the Nissan Juke is a comfortable car, and it's also got plenty of space for your weekly food shop or to pack your suitcases in for a relaxing staycation.
With an eye-catching design and easy handling, this car certainly looks the part – let's see how it measures up.
Nissan Juke five-door dimensions:
Max. boot capacity without spare wheel: 422l
Max. boot capacity with folded seats: 1,305l
Max. boot length with folded seats: 1,477mm
Max. boot width: 1,249mm
Nissan Juke Hybrid EV dimensions:
Max. boot capacity without spare wheel: 354l
Max. boot capacity with folded seats: 1,477l
Max. boot length with folded seats: 1,237mm
Max. boot width: 1,249mm
Depending on whether you purchase a new or used Nissan or the hybrid model, you can expect slight differences in your boot capacity.
For older Juke models – mostly those predating 2019 – you can expect your boot size to be 354 litres, the same as the Nissan Juke HEV.
The second-generation Juke – from 2020 – boasts a bigger boot that offers 422 litres, but the hybrid variant remains at 354 litres due to the space taken up by the battery.
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How big is a Nissan Juke boot?
With a 354-litre boot, you'll be able to fit your holiday luggage in and the large food shop you do every month, but you probably won’t expect to fit a large piece of furniture if you plan on moving house, for example.
However, the Nissan Juke does have the special trick of being able to adjust the boot height, meaning that when the rear seats are down, there's a large flat surface for you to play with.
How many seats in a Nissan Juke?
The Nissan Juke is a five-seater car, meaning you can bring all your loved ones along for the journey.
The sloping roof on the older models can sometimes leave little headroom for your back-seat passengers, but newer models have plenty of room for all to enjoy.