Nissan Juke in purple: a complete guide to choosing and purchasing

Purple Nissan Juke — one of the brightest and most memorable versions of this compact crossover. This color gives the car a unique character, making it stand out against the background of gray and black cars in city traffic. However, not everyone knows that there are purple shades in the line Juke are presented in limited quantities and depend on the year of release, market and even special editions.

In this article we will look at exactly what purple colors he proposed. Nissan for Juke (including rare options like "Deep Amethyst Pearl" for the Japanese market 2012–2014), where you can find them today, and what to look for when buying a used car. You will also learn how to properly care for purple paint so that it does not lose its saturation, and what configurations are best combined with this color.

Official Nissan Juke Purple Colors: Full List

Throughout the history of production Nissan Juke (2010–2023) purple shades appeared in the line only a few times. It is important to understand that color names may differ depending on the market - for example, in Europe and Japan the same shade could be called differently. Below is an updated list taking into account paint coding (for checking upon purchase).

• 🟣 Deep Amethyst Pearl (code KV6) - deep violet with pearlescent effect, available for Juke first generation (2010–2014) in the Japanese and European markets.
• 🟣 Violet Metallic (code KH3) - metallic with a bluish tint, was offered in limited quantities for the 2015–2017 model.
• 🟣 Mystery Violet (code K26) - exclusive color for a special edition Juke Nismo RS (2016–2018), combined with black accents.
• 🟣 Lavender Pearl (code KV4) - light purple with mother-of-pearl, rarely found on the secondary market (mainly in Japan).

It is worth noting that after the 2019 restyling, purple colors are in the standard palette Juke second generation were not offered. However, some dealers offer custom painting - we'll talk about this in the tuning section.

Where to buy a purple Nissan Juke: new and used options

New Nissan Juke It’s almost impossible to buy in purple today - the last official shade (Mystery Violet) was discontinued in 2018. However, there are several ways to get such a car:

1. Used market - main source. Purple Juke most often found in Japan (at auctions USS Tokyo or Goo-net), less often - in Europe. In Russia such specimens are very rare.
2. Import from Japan — intermediary companies can deliver a car to order. Average delivery cost — 180–250 thousand rubles., plus customs clearance.
3. Tuning studio - if you like Juke second generation, you can order repainting in purple. Quality work will cost 150–300 thousand rubles. (depending on complexity).

Source	Average price (used), rub.	Pros	Cons
Japanese auctions	800 000 – 1 200 000	Original paint, low mileage	Long delivery, possible hidden defects
European market	950 000 – 1 400 000	Fast purchase, often with a guarantee	Prices are higher than in Japan
Russian advertisements	750 000 – 1 100 000	Can be inspected before purchasing	Very limited selection
Tuning (repainting)	From 1,000,000 (including car)	Any shade of your choice	High cost, risk of poor quality work

⚠️ Attention: When purchasing purple Juke from Japanese auctions, be sure to check the history by VIN through services like CarVertical or JDM Export. Often such cars have hidden body damage that is difficult to notice in the photo.

Which Juke trims look best in purple?

Purple color is always a bold choice, so it is important to choose a package that will highlight the style of the car, and will not conflict with it. According to the experience of owners and designers, the best combinations are:

• 🔥 Nismo/Nismo RS — sports bumpers, black mirrors and wheels are in perfect harmony with purple. Looks especially good Mystery Violet.
• 🖤 Black Edition — the black roof, roof rails and wheel caps create contrast, making the purple more saturated.
• ⚡ Tekna/Digi-T — chrome elements and LED optics emphasize the premium quality of the shade.

But from the basic versions (Visia or Acenta) It’s better to avoid purple – the lack of sporty or premium accents makes the color too “toy-like”. We also do not recommend combining purple with:

• 🚫 Beige interior (looks cheap).
• 🚫 Gold discs (dissonance with a cold shade).
• 🚫 Bright red accents (too aggressive).

Check the color uniformity on all parts (bumpers and fenders are often repainted separately)

Inspect the varnish for the presence of “cobwebs” - purple is especially susceptible to microcracks

Make sure the paint code on the plate (under the hood) matches the original one (KV6, KH3, etc.)

Check for signs of body repairs under the door seals-->

Caring for purple paint: how to preserve the color for a long time

Violet shades, especially those with pearl, require more care than standard colors. The main problem is sunburn and loss of saturation. To avoid this, follow these rules:

1. Washing - use only non-contact methods or microfiber gloves. Abrasive sponges scratch the varnish, causing the paint to fade.
2. Polishing - apply protective polish with protective polish 2 times a year UV filter (For example, Sonax Nano Pro or 3M Marine Restorer).
3. Storage — if possible, park the car in a garage or under a shed. In open parking lots, use a cover made of SilverGuard (reflects UV rays).
4. Wax/ceramics - apply a ceramic coating (for example, Ceramic Pro 9H) once every 2–3 years. This will protect the paint from oxidation.

Mistakes that purple owners often make Juke:

• 🚿 Wash the car in direct sunlight (the water evaporates too quickly, leaving streaks).
• 🧴 Use household chemicals (for example, Fairy for washing) - it destroys the varnish.
• 🔥 Dry the car with fabric towels (microfibers scratch the surface).

Tuning a purple Juke: ideas for individuality

If you want to make your own Juke To make things even more unique, here are some proven tuning ideas:

Appearance

• 🎨 Body Color Screws — painting the bolts on the wheels, door handles and radiator grille purple.
• 🔦 Backlight — LED strips under the sills or in the headlights with a purple tint (for example, Philips LED Daylight Purple).
• 🖌️ Airbrush — unobtrusive patterns (for example, “lightning” on the hood) in a darker purple.

Salon

• 🪑 Seat reupholstery — a combination of black Alcantara with purple stitching (as in Nismo).
• 🎛️ Instrument lighting — replacement of standard lamps with purple LEDs (for example, Oracle Lighting).
• 🔊 Audio system - speakers with purple diffusers (for example, Focal Access).

An example of successful tuning - project Juke «Violet Storm» from the studio Liberty Walk, where the purple body was combined with wide arches and black wheels Work Emotion and a carbon splitter. However, such tuning cost the owner 1.8 million rubles..

How to avoid problems with the traffic police when tuning?

In Russia, any changes to the appearance of a car (color, body kits, tinting) must be included in the title. If you have repainted Juke in purple, but the documents indicate a different color, the inspector may issue a fine under Art. 12.5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (500–800 rubles) or send for technical inspection. To legalize changes, you need to undergo an examination at an accredited center and submit documents to the traffic police.

Reviews from owners of purple Nissan Juke

We analyzed reviews on the forums (Drive2, Juke-Club.ru) and on social networks to highlight the typical pros and cons of purple Juke:

⚠️ Attention: Many owners complain that purple is a difficult color to sell - not everyone likes such brightness. If you are planning to resell, be prepared for the fact that finding a buyer may take 30–50% longer than for gray or black Juke.

Pros	Cons
👍 Uniqueness - there are very few such cars on the road.	👎 More difficult to sell (not everyone likes bright colors).
👍 Highly visible in traffic (less risk of accidents).	👎 Scratches and chips are more visible against a dark background.
👍 Combines with dark tints and black wheels.	👎 Requires more frequent maintenance (dust and dirt are noticeable).
👍 Suitable for a youth image.	👎 Some shades (for example, Lavender Pearl) look “girlish”.

Interesting fact: on Drive2 there is a topic where the owners of purple Juke share photos of their cars. It turned out that Deep Amethyst Pearl under different lighting angles it can appear either blue or purple - this is called the “chameleon effect”.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about the purple Nissan Juke

Can you order the new Juke in purple in 2026?

No, since 2019 Nissan does not offer purple shades for Juke second generation. The only option is to buy a used car or order a custom paint job.

What is the rarest purple Juke color?

Lavender Pearl (code KV4) - it was released only for the Japanese market in 2013–2014. In Europe, such cars are almost never found.

How much does it cost to repaint a Juke purple?

The cost depends on the quality of work:

• Budget painting (without removing parts) — 80–120 thousand rubles.
• High-quality (with dismantling of bumpers, doors) - 150–250 thousand rubles.
• Premium (ceramic coated) - 300–400 thousand rubles.

Which interior goes better with a purple Juke?

Optimal options:

• 🖤 Completely black interior (average price on the secondary market: +50–80 thousand rubles. to the cost of the car).
• 🟤 Black with gray inserts (for example, Tekna).
• 🔴 Black with red stitching (for sporty style).

Avoid beige and light gray interiors - they visually “conflict” with purple.

Can I paint my Juke parts purple myself?

Technically yes, but there are some nuances:

• For plastic parts (mirrors, grilles) spray paint is suitable Motip Purple Metallic.
• It is better to paint metal parts (wheels, bumper) with powder paint in a workshop.
• Sans Forget: before painting, be sure to degrease the surface Anti-Silicone!