Nissan launched this week the Juke n-tec, which is a special edition model meant to showcase the Japanese carmaker's latest home-to-car connectivity technology. The Nissan Juke n-tec comes equipped with the new generation Connect infotainment system with remote connectivity as standard, a 5.8-inch color touchscreen, satellite navigation and Bluetooth. Nissan's Juke n-tec is also fitted with the new Google Send-To-Car technology, which enables the driver to send the day's itinerary from the home PC/tablet to the car. The Juke n-tec also features 18-inch black and silver alloys, and glossy black B-pillars and mirror caps. Nissan is going to sell the Juke n-tec with a choice between three engines: 1.5 dCi (6-speed manual, 110 PS, 124 g/km of CO2), 1.6-liter petrol (117 PS, 5-speed manual / XTRONIC CVT, Stop/Start, 139 g/km CO2), 1.6-litre DIG-T (190PS, 6-speed manual / XTRONIC CVT).
The Nissan Juke n-tec is going to be available with either front-wheel-drive or the ALL-MODE 4x4i intelligent four-wheel drive system with torque vectoring. The Juke n-tec's standard equipment list includes a reversing camera with color display, rain sensing wipers, auto-lighting, front fog lights, leather trimmed steering wheel and gear lever knob, automatic climate control and audio with Bluetooth Compatibility and USB port. The Juke n-tec's price has not been announced yet, but Nissan says it will put it on sale this month.
