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n a media event earlier this week in Spain, Nissan pulled the covers to reveal the Juke-R which was originally set to make a public debut at the upcoming auto show in Tokyo this December.
Only two versions of the Juke-R will be produced. One of the versions will be a left hand drive, and the other a right hand drive. The vehicle was developed by Japanese car manufacturer Nissan and built by motorsport firm RML collaborating with Nissan Technology Center – Europe. The first round of testing will happen next month.
We might be able to see this speedster on the Nurburgring soon.
If you havent heard of the the Juke-R, basically it is a combination of the Nissan Juke and the Nissan GT-R. It promises to be the fastest crossover today. The car is still street legal but will never hit the production line. Too bad we will only see two units of the Juke-R.
The vehicle explores the territory of being a sports derivative which will provide a magnificent driving experience whether you are on the normal road or on the track. It features the technologies and innovation of the two most exciting vehicles in Nissan’s rane.
The Juke-R will have the GT-R’s V6 twin-turbo 3.8L engine that is capable of producing 520 horsepower. The power of this engine will be transferred to the 20 inch fRays orged wheels by the 6-speed gearbox.
The interior will highlight new gauges, new looks for the dials, and a 7-inch LCD. The center console of the Juke R takes inspiration from a gas tank of a motorcycle. It also sports race-seats, a roll cage, and 5-point harnesses.






