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How much is a Nissan Juke? Full costs revealed.
Thinking about buying a Nissan Juke? The Nissan Juke continues to be a favorite in the UK, finishing 2025 as the 5th best-selling car with 34,773 new registrations. But how much does it cost to buy and run? The NimbleFins car insurance experts have run the numbers on purchase prices for new and used cars, insurance and road tax. Here's what we found.
- Nissan Juke Price
- Popular Nissan Juke Trim Levels
- Nissan Juke Insurance Costs
- Nissan Juke Road Tax Cost
Nissan Juke Price
The NimbleFins car data experts have dug into publicly available new and used car data to learn how much motorists are really paying for their Nissan Juke cars.
As of early 2026, the average price for a brand-new Nissan Juke has risen to approximately £28,500. Beyond the purchase price, ownership costs are a growing concern; the average annual cost to run a car in the UK hit £3,484 in 2025, an 8% increase since 2020. This rise is driven significantly by repairs and servicing costs, which have jumped 40% over the last five years.
Cost of a new Nissan Juke
For 2026, starting OTR prices for a new Nissan Juke begin at £24,265 for the Acenta Premium spec, rising to over £32,800 for top-tier Tekna+ or N-Sport hybrid models. This reflects a broader market shift where new car prices have jumped 39% since 2015, while used car prices have risen by 16% over the same period.
Cost of a used Nissan Juke
For those considering a used model in 2026, a 2025 reg (less than 1 year old) averages £22,323, while 2024 models sit at £18,945. These prices remain robust as the median price for a used car in the UK is now just over £16,000. Notably, the average age of cars on UK roads has hit a record 9.6 years as owners hold onto vehicles longer to avoid new debt.
Nissan Juke Insurance Costs
Insurance benchmarks have shifted upward; the average cost paid for car insurance in the UK as of late 2025 is £551 annually. While this is a 10% decrease from the record highs of 2024, typical quotes for a low-risk driver of a Nissan Juke now likely fall between £550 and £650, reflecting the increased cost of parts and specialist repairs.
Your insurance prices will certainly vary; use this information as a rough guide as to starting insurance costs and to see how they might vary by fuel type and trim level. To find out your Nissan Juke insurance costs, use the quote calculator below:
Nissan Juke Road Tax Cost
The road tax for a new Nissan Juke depends primarily on the type of fuel / energy.
From 1 April 2025, the standard Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) for most vehicles rose to £195 per year. Owners should also be aware that if the list price of their Juke (including optional extras) exceeds £40,000, they will be liable for an additional £425 'luxury car tax' supplement for five years, bringing the annual total to £620.