Depreciation head-to-head
Nissan Qashqai vs Nissan Juke: Which Holds Its Value Better?
By Juan Pedro Nguema · Updated
Quick verdict
The smaller Juke loses value more slowly with age (−4.8% a year against −7.1%), but the Qashqai starts much higher, so it loses more pounds each year.
Nissan Qashqai
- Cars analysed
- 525
- Median asking price
- £16,449
- Value lost per year
- 7.1%
- Value lost per 10,000 miles
- 5.1%
- Automatic premium
- +16%
Fuel mix: petrol 70%, hybrid 23% and diesel 6%.
Nissan Juke
- Cars analysed
- 361
- Median asking price
- £13,899
- Value lost per year
- 4.8%
- Value lost per 10,000 miles
- 5.1%
- Automatic premium
- +7.6%
Fuel mix: petrol 77%, hybrid 22% and diesel 1%.
| Year | Nissan Qashqai median price | Cars | Median miles | Nissan Juke median price | Cars | Median miles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | £15,249 | 35 | 27,359 | £11,974 | 22 | 27,879 |
| 2022 | £15,799 | 76 | 27,892 | £13,499 | 39 | 23,230 |
| 2023 | £16,324 | 154 | 23,864 | £13,599 | 114 | 20,753 |
| 2024 | £19,399 | 83 | 17,895 | £14,149 | 89 | 15,971 |
| 2025 | £23,199 | 55 | 10,436 | £15,499 | 45 | 12,636 |
What the numbers mean
Same badge, different jobs. The Juke is a compact crossover; the Qashqai is a full family SUV and costs £2,300-£7,700 more at the same age in our data. Because the Qashqai starts from a higher price and drops faster in percentage terms, the gap narrows quickly: it is about £7,700 on 2025 cars but only about £3,300 on 2021 cars. Both lose about 5.1% for every extra 10,000 miles. An automatic gearbox adds much less to a Juke (+7.6%) than to a Qashqai (+16%), so a manual Juke is a sensible choice if you want to keep costs down. If you need the space, an older Qashqai can cost little more than a newer Juke.
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