Nissan unveiled the Hyper Punk Concept, a compact crossover, at the Japan Mobility Show.

The design is expected to influence the next-generation Juke, which will be an electric vehicle (EV).

Nissan aims to have 19 EV models by 2030, with the Juke EV being a part of this range.

The Juke EV's design may feature vertical LED daytime running lights, black fender flares, and angular surfaces.

The Juke EV is likely to be supported by the CMF-B EV architecture and offered in 40 kWh and 52 kWh variants.

Although unconfirmed, the powertrain is expected to be a single-motor, front-wheel drive model, with a potential dual-motor, all-wheel drive option for the flagship model.