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Nissan Juke Insurance Cost UK (2026)

The Nissan Juke costs around £744 a year to insure comprehensively in 2026 (Finder UK), with most 2019-onward models sitting in insurance groups 12–16 — slightly above the UK average of about £600.

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Direct answer

What does it cost to insure a Nissan Juke?

The average comprehensive premium for a Nissan Juke is roughly £744 per year, or about £67 a month, according to Finder UK data. That puts the Juke a little above the UK-wide average of around £600 tracked in our UK Car Insurance Cost Index. Real-world quotes for a settled, low-risk driver typically land between £550 and £650, so the Juke remains one of the more affordable small SUVs to run.

The Juke is a supermini-based crossover, so it is grouped and priced much closer to a hatchback than to a large family SUV. That combination of small footprint, cheap servicing and strong parts availability is exactly why it has stayed a popular, low-cost first or family car for well over a decade. Four things drive the price:

Insurance group. The Juke spans groups 8 to 26 across its history, but the current second-generation car (2019 onward) mostly sits in groups 12–16 — low-to-moderate, which keeps premiums reasonable.
Vehicle value. As a mainstream, mass-produced crossover the Juke has a modest replacement value and plentiful parts supply, both of which pull premiums down.
Repair cost. Widely available panels and a large independent repair network mean lower accident-repair bills than a premium-badged rival, helping its group rating.
Security. Standard immobiliser, alarm and deadlocks on modern trims support a lower group placement and reduce theft risk.

Premiums by driver age

Indicative Nissan Juke premiums by age band

Driver age band	Typical annual comprehensive premium	Notes
17–24	£1,700–£2,800	Young/new drivers; telematics can cut this sharply
25–34	£750–£900	~£852 for a 25-yr-old with 5 yrs NCB (NimbleFins)
35–64	£550–£650	Lowest-risk band; near the £600 UK average
65+	£600–£750	Creeps up gradually with age and mileage profile

Indicative figures for a 2019-onward Nissan Juke, illustrative only and dependent on postcode, mileage, no-claims bonus and cover level. Sources: NimbleFins (£852 at 25 / £611 at 50 with 5 yrs NCB), Finder UK (£744 average), Compare the Market (>50% quoted under £606, Dec 2025).

Save money

Cheapest way to insure a Nissan Juke

Pick a lower-group trim. Entry-level petrol 1.0 DIG-T manuals (around group 13) undercut the higher-spec and Hybrid versions, which climb toward group 16.
Pay annually. Monthly instalments carry APR interest — paying the £744-ish premium up front avoids it.
Build and protect your no-claims bonus. Five years of NCB is the single biggest lever on price, as the NimbleFins figures show.
Consider a telematics (black box) policy if you are young or new — it can turn a £2,000+ quote into something far more affordable.
Increase your voluntary excess sensibly, and add a named experienced driver where genuinely relevant.
Compare across the whole market and check the cost index to benchmark whether your renewal quote is fair.

FAQs

Nissan Juke insurance: your questions answered

What insurance group is the Nissan Juke?

Across its full history the Nissan Juke spans insurance groups 8 to 26 (out of 50). The current second-generation car (2019 onward) mostly falls between groups 12 and 16, with entry-level petrol trims lowest and the Hybrid and top specs highest.

Why does a Nissan Juke cost what it does to insure?

Its moderate group rating (12–16), modest replacement value, cheap and widely available parts, large independent repair network, and standard security kit all keep premiums close to the UK average of about £600, rather than the higher figures you see on premium SUVs.

Which Nissan Juke trim is cheapest to insure?

The entry-level 1.0 DIG-T petrol manual (around insurance group 13) is generally the cheapest to insure. Higher-spec trims and the self-charging Hybrid sit a few groups higher, so premiums rise accordingly.

Who offers the cheapest Nissan Juke insurance?

No single insurer is always cheapest — pricing depends on your postcode, age and claims history. Compare the whole market at each renewal; Compare the Market found over half of Juke drivers were quoted under £606 in December 2025, so shopping around genuinely pays.

Is a Nissan Juke cheap to insure for young or new drivers?

Relative to other small SUVs, yes — its low-to-moderate group rating helps. But young drivers still pay a premium: expect roughly £1,700–£2,800 a year at ages 17–24 before discounts. A black box policy is usually the most effective way to bring that down.

Is the Nissan Juke Hybrid more expensive to insure?

Usually slightly. The self-charging Juke Hybrid tends to sit around insurance group 14–16 versus roughly group 13 for the entry petrol, reflecting its higher purchase price and more complex drivetrain. There is no fully electric Juke, so no EV-battery insurance considerations apply.

Do modifications increase Nissan Juke insurance?

Yes. Performance, styling or wheel modifications can raise your premium and must always be declared — failing to disclose them can invalidate your policy. Factory-fitted options are fine; aftermarket changes are what push the price up.

Can a black box lower Nissan Juke insurance?

Yes. Telematics ("black box") policies price on how you actually drive, which can substantially cut costs for younger or newer drivers of a Juke. Safe, low-mileage driving is rewarded at renewal, sometimes saving hundreds of pounds.

Our sources

Sources & methodology

Finder UK — Nissan Juke insurance group & average cost (£744/yr)
NimbleFins — Nissan Juke running & insurance costs by age
Compare the Market — Nissan Juke quotes (Dec 2025)
VehicleScore — Nissan Juke insurance groups by trim
Association of British Insurers (ABI) and Thatcham Research group-rating framework
Car Insurance Expert — UK Car Insurance Cost Index (~£600 average)

Reviewed by the Car Insurance Expert editorial team. Figures are indicative and change with market conditions; always compare live quotes for your circumstances.

Last updated: 2026-07-06

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