Jura Espresso Machines

Jura's J-line flagship (sold as the J10 twin in the US) keeps the J8 Twin's dual grinders and hoppers, then adds Cold Extraction cold-brew and light-brew specialties (46 total vs the J8 Twin's 31), an extra-shot function for milk drinks, a redesigned touchscreen interface, and Night Chrome accents.

Jura's flagship with Product Recognizing Grinder (P.R.G.) that automatically adjusts grind settings. First super-auto with cold brew capability. A second-generation Z10 launched in August 2026 at $4,499 with 51 specialties and a chocolate-drink attachment. Refreshed as the Z10 Gen 2 in 2026 with new aluminum finishes, including a Williams Sonoma-exclusive Champagne edition.

Swiss-made super-automatic with Pulse Extraction Process (P.E.P.) for optimal espresso aroma. Brews 11 specialty coffees.

Swiss-built super-automatic with P.E.P. pulse extraction delivering 17 one-touch specialties from ristretto to flat white. Updated to the 2026 generation with the P.A.G.2+ grinder and Sweet Foam function.

Jura's black-coffee purist machine: five espresso and coffee specialties with P.E.P. extraction and no milk system to maintain.

Dual grinders and dual bean hoppers let the J8 Twin switch between two coffees on demand, with 31 hot specialties and Sweet Foam - but no cold-brew extraction, which is what the newer J10 adds.

Mid-upper Jura with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, Professional Aroma Grinder, and Sweet Foam function pulled down from the Z-line.

Jura's smallest super-automatic, a black-coffee-only machine that pairs the Professional Aroma Grinder with P.E.P. extraction in a 10.7-inch-wide body.

Jura's compact one-touch machine with a new touchscreen, 15 specialties, and fine foam milk drinks in a 10.7-inch-wide footprint.

Jura's ultimate home machine: dual grinders, dual thermoblocks, and 35 hot and cold specialties from a single monolithic build.