Nissan Motor has updated the interior of its European compact crossover, the Nissan Juke.

From the X-Trail, the interior has definitely become uglier with a huge 12.3-inch screen in the head section, but nothing can be done—merger.

In addition to this, the functional analog instruments with beautiful aluminum edges in the dashboard have been replaced by another "TV," and the three elegant round central deflectors of the climate-control system have been replaced by a pair of primitives.

To convert this merger into an update, Nissan added yellow to its palette, offered new alloy wheels for the Juke Hybrid, and added a lightweight N-Sport styling package to the list of available options.

The second generation Nissan Juke is manufactured only in the UK, from where it is exported to the EU, some Commonwealth countries in the Pacific region, and Taiwan.

This vehicle is equipped with a 1.0-liter gasoline turbo engine with a capacity of 115 hp, or a hybrid engine with a capacity of 141 hp.