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2021 Nissan Juke gets new ST-L+ trim and Ti colour upgrade

The ST-L+ gives the Juke better speakers and white leather-accented interior features

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The 2021 Nissan Juke has debuted with a new trim grade, dubbed ST-L+, and given its Ti version a dash of new colour for good measure.

The small SUV's new styling has been added to the Japanese carmaker’s four-strong line-up of Juke trims, joining the ST, ST+, ST-L and Ti – the latter of which has also received a fresh new colour option called ‘Ti Energy Orange’.

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The Juke ST-L+ includes many of the same features as the standard ST-L, such as 19-inch alloy wheels, ambient interior lighting, a 7.0-inch Advanced Drive Assist Display (ADAD), and 8.0-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability.

Where the ST-L+ differs is that it also now includes a part-leather-accented seat trim finished in white, complemented by a white leather-accented dashboard, knee pad, door trims and front armrest.

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In contrast, the driver and front passenger headrest finisher, centre console and front door trim are finished in black chrome.

It also features a pair of Bose UltraNearfield speakers integrated into both front-seat headrests.

The Ti Energy Orange offers buyers a new interior option when choosing the range-topping Juke model – at no extra cost than the existing Ti trim.

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While the current Ti model sports Alcantara-trimmed seats, as well as an Alcantara dashboard, knee pad and door panels, the Ti Energy Orange replaces those items with orange and black leather-accented seats, and an orange leather-accented dashboard, knee pad, door trims and front armrest, which the manufacturer claims gives it a “more eye-catching treatment”.

Designed to sit alongside the existing Ti model, the equipment lists are pretty much the same, including 19-inch Akari alloy wheels, follow-me-home headlights, illuminated ‘Juke’ entry kick plates and eight-speaker Bose Personal Plus audio.

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Before on-road costs, the ST-L+ will set you back $35,140 (MSRP) compared to $33,940 (MSRP) for the ST-L, while the Ti Energy Orange remains priced the same as the standard Ti at $36,490.

Trim specifications

ST-L+ (in addition to ST-L specification)

Design

  • 19-inch alloy wheels
  • Door and centre ambient lighting
  • Black part cloth/part white and black leather-accented trim
  • White leather-accented dashboard, knee pad, door trim and front armrest
  • Black chrome driver and front passenger headrest finisher
  • Black chrome centre console and front door trim

Safety

  • Moving Object Detection
  • Intelligent Cruise Control
  • Intelligent Around-View® Monitor

Connectivity

  • 7.0-inch TFT/Advanced Drive Assist Display (ADAD), driver’s binnacle
  • Rear USB port for charging
  • Eight-speaker BOSE Personal Plus

Comfort/Convenience

  • Drive modes (Eco/Standard/Sport)
  • Electric park brake with auto-hold
  • Intelligent Key with push button engine start
  • Auto-dimming rear-view mirror
  • Rain-sensing front wipers

Seating

  • Leather accented steering wheel and shift knob
  • Part cloth/leather-accented seat trim

Ti Energy Orange

Comfort/Convenience

  • Follow-me-home headlights
  • Privacy glass

Seating

  • All the Alcantara trim is replaced with leather-accented trim finished in Energy Orange / Black
  • Full leather-accented seating
  • Black chrome centre console, front door trim and headrest finisher
  • Shark-fin antenna
  • Illuminated ‘JUKE’ entry kick plates
  • 19-inch Akari alloy wheels

Connectivity

  • Eight-speaker Bose Personal Plus audio

Safety

  • Tyre-pressure-monitoring system

2021 Nissan Juke pricing

  • Juke ST – $27,990
  • Juke ST+ – $30,740
  • Juke ST-L – $33,940
  • Juke ST-L+ – $35,140 (new)
  • Juke Ti – $36,490 (Energy Orange interior, new)

Prices exclude on-road costs

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Kathryn Fisk
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