The car will be shown off and strut its stuff during each stop on the Summer Sessions tour across Europe, with the first event being the Le Mans 24-hour endurance race that kicks off on Friday, June 15.
The Juke system packs 18,900W into the five-door, and is said to be self-sufficient in both power and production, meaning it runs off the car's 12V system and engine and has its own choice of sources.
There are two 18-inch subwoofers mounted on the inside of the hatch so they are high in the air once the hatch is opened. The mid- and high-driver enclosures are the same ones used at Ministry of Sound events and are said to be both loud and produce high quality.
The car can also act as a PA system and has its own DJ booth and ambient lighting. An integrated radio studio will broadcast whatever is played through the car to Ministry of Sound's digital radio app.
