
TVS Jupiter
TVS Jupiter, priced at ₹72,650 ex-showroom, boasts a 113cc engine, 8 PS power, 48 kmpl mileage, and comfy seating for daily Indian rides.
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TVS Jupiter Latest Update
The TVS Jupiter Stardust Black Special Edition launched with a full black paint scheme.
September 12, 2025
TVS starts the OBD-2B-compliant two-wheeler rollout, beginning with Jupiter.
March 3, 2025
Comparison With Similar Scooters
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TVS Jupiter | Honda Activa 6G | Suzuki Access 125 | TVS Jupiter 125 | Honda Activa 125 | Honda Dio | Hero Destini Prime |
₹74.60k - 87.40k | ₹75.43k - 89.81k | ₹78.18k - 98.38k | ₹82k - 92.30k | ₹89.65k - 94.10k | ₹70.16k - 81.84k | ₹71.63k |
Fuel Type | ||||||
| Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol |
Mileage (ARAI) | ||||||
| 53.84 Kmpl | 47 Kmpl | 47 Kmpl | 50 Kmpl | 47 Kmpl | 48 Kmpl | 50 Kmpl |
Engine (cc) | ||||||
| 113 cc | 110 cc | 124 cc | 125 cc | 124 cc | 110 cc | 125 cc |
Fuel Tank Capacity | ||||||
| 5.1 Liters | 5.3 Liters | 5.3 Liters | 5.1 Liters | 5.3 Liters | 5.3 Liters | 5 Liters |
Top Speed | ||||||
| 82 Kmph | 85 Kmph | 90 Kmph | 95 Kmph | 90 Kmph | 83 Kmph | 85 Kmph |
Max Power(bhp@rpm) | ||||||
| 8.02 PS @ 6500 rpm cc | 7.99 PS @ 8000 rpm cc | 8.42 PS @ 6500 rpm cc | 5.17 PS @ 6500 rpm cc | 8.4 PS @ 6500 rpm cc | 7.87 PS @ 8000 rpm cc | 9.12 PS @ 7000 rpm cc |
Vehicle Type | ||||||
| Scooter | Scooter | Scooter | Scooter | Scooter | Scooter | Scooter |
Weight | ||||||
| 105 Kg | 106 Kg | 104 Kg | 108 Kg | 107 Kg | 105 Kg | 115 Kg |
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How is TVS Jupiter Scooter?
What We Like?
- The Jupiter offers up to 50 km/l ARAI mileage.
- The Jupiter focuses on comfortable ride quality.
- The storage capacity in the Jupiter is spacious, up to 33.0 L.
- The design elements include LED DRLs, a semi-digital instrument cluster & more.
What could have been better?
- The highway performance is a tad underwhelming.
- Base variants lack disc brakes and connectivity.
- The design is considered rather plain or conservative by some.
- The Jupiter is infamous for having issues during PDI.
TVS Jupiter 110 Exterior Design
- The new TVS Jupiter features a sharper design but keeps the classic boxy family scooter shape.
- The front apron-mounted LED DRL with integrated turn indicators looks stylish and distinctive.
- The piano black handlebar cowl contrasts sharply with the rest of the scooter.
- The rear LED taillight strip seamlessly integrates turn indicators for a stunning effect.
- Overall, the modern Jupiter avatar looks absolutely stunning.
- Redesign proves family scooters can be exciting and not boring.
- Build quality is excellent with no noticeable panel gaps.
- Metal side panels and mudguards provide a solid, premium feel.
- Switchgear is functional but could improve; the indicator switch feels flimsy.
- A matte finish and metallic badging make it look premium and superior to rivals.
TVS Jupiter 110 Technology & safety
- The combined braking system (SBT) applies the front brake with the rear for even force and prevents skidding.
- Emergency brake warning flashes indicators during hard braking for added visibility.
- Self-cancelling indicators turn off after turns, reducing confusing signals to traffic.
- The side-stand cut-off prevents engine start if the stand is down.
- The SmartXonnect Disc variant features a fully digital console with Bluetooth connectivity.
- Bluetooth enables turn-by-turn navigation, voice assist, call/message alerts, and Find My Vehicle.
- The console displays average fuel efficiency and a distance-to-empty indicator.
- The digital display is small, with dead space and cluttered, hard-to-read information.
- The follow-me headlamp keeps the light on briefly after parking in dark areas.
- A fuel tank under the floorboard increases under-seat storage significantly.
- The internal fuel filler cap allows refuelling without leaving the seat.
- The USB Type-A charging port is convenient but has low output and slow charging.
- Wish for a Type-C port with higher output for modern smartphones.
TVS Jupiter 110 Storage & Convenience
- The new Jupiter offers segment-leading 34-litre underseat storage.
- It easily fits two half-face helmets or one smaller full-face helmet.
- A full office backpack with a laptop fits comfortably under the seat.
- It can carry groceries for a couple of weeks without issue.
- The scooter lacks a boot lamp in the underseat storage area.
- The large floorboard accommodates an office backpack when underseat is full.
- It features only one spring-loaded hook on the front apron for hanging bags.
- The single hook was sufficient to secure a backpack initially.
- After a few weeks, the spring-loaded hook mechanism failed to close properly.
- A large open cubbyhole on the front apron holds a phone or small bottle.
TVS Jupiter 110 Engine & Performance
- The new Jupiter features a 113.3 cc air-cooled engine producing 8.02 PS power and 9.2 Nm torque.
- It includes TVS’s iGo Assist system, providing a 0.6 Nm electric boost on quick throttle input.
- The Jupiter ranks among India’s quickest 110cc scooters with strong urban responsiveness.
- Quick throttle response makes it peppy and ideal for easy city overtakes.
- The engine remains refined and vibration-free at typical city speeds.
- Highway performance is limited; vibrations increase and power fades beyond 70 kmph.
- Overtakes on highways require careful planning due to modest high-speed performance.
- Overall mileage reached an excellent 61.2 kmpl, aided by the idle start-stop system.
- Idle start-stop auto-shuts engine at stops, but restart via throttle proved inconsistent.
- The rider often used the starter button instead, accepting it for superior fuel efficiency.
- The 5.1-litre fuel tank supports about 200 km of weekly commuting plus extra range.
TVS Jupiter 110 Riding Comfort & Braking
- The low 765 mm seat height allows shorter riders to plant their feet firmly on the ground.
- Riders at 5’9” and taller colleagues found ample space without feeling cramped.
- Well-placed pillion footpegs and a chunky grab rail enhance rear passenger security.
- Pillion riders remained comfortable even during long commuting days.
- Suspension includes telescopic front forks and 3-step adjustable rear shocks.
- 12-inch wheels with 90/90-12 tubeless tyres come as standard.
- A light 105-106 kg kerb weight and good distribution make handling easy.
- A tight turning radius aids manoeuvrability in traffic and parking.
- The 220mm front disc brake on the SmartXonnect Disc variant delivers strong stopping power and response.
- The rear 130 mm drum brake offers decent feedback but lags behind the front disc.
- The front disc brake is exclusive to the top variant; others get an inferior 130 mm drum brake.
TVS Jupiter 110 Colours & Variant
- The 2024 Jupiter offers 7 colour options across 4 variants.
- Base Drum variant: Meteor Red Gloss, Titanium Matte Grey, Lunar Gloss White.
- The Drum Alloy variant includes base colours plus Twilight Purple Gloss and Starlight Blue Gloss.
- SmartXonnect Drum and Disc variants: Dawn Blue Matte, Galactic Copper Matte, and Starlight Blue Gloss.
- TVS Jupiter comes in four variants: Drum, Drum Alloy, SmartXonnect Drum, and SmartXonnect Disc.
- The Base Drum variant is priced at Rs 77,291 with drum brakes and pressed-steel wheels.
- The drum alloy variant costs Rs 5,800 more and upgrades to stylish alloy wheels.
- The SmartXonnect Drum variant adds Rs 3,550 over Drum Alloy for digital console and connectivity features.
- The top SmartXonnect Disc variant adds Rs 3,800 over SmartXonnect Drum for the front disc brake.
TVS Jupiter 110 Conclusion
- Jupiter 110 is a practical, no-nonsense family scooter worth considering.
- It delivers good performance, handling, and fuel efficiency for city and some highway use.
- The scooter performs well as an all-rounder in most aspects.
- Performance seekers may prefer the Suzuki Access instead.
- Jupiter looks less generic than before but lacks the sporty edge of TVS NTorq.
- Younger riders might favour the more dynamic TVS NTorq over Jupiter.
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Brilliant engine
The TVS Jupiter is a fantastic scooter in both comfort and efficiency. The ride experience is smooth . I've been riding my Jupiter for almost a year, and I've had a great experience thus far. I use this in indore, and it never lets me down there. Also pretty nice is the mileage. It's also quite beneficial when family members travel with you. Due to its little height and ability to self-start oneself, my mother can easily ride this.
Awesome looks
The TVS Jupiter is a popular scooter model in India that offers an impressive balance of comfort, performance, and style at an affordable price. With a mileage of up to 62 kmpl, it is one of the most fuel-efficient scooters in its segment. The peppy 125cc engine delivers a smooth and responsive ride, making it easy to handle and maneuver.
One of the Best Scooter
The TVS Jupiter is a fantastic scooter in both comfort and efficiency. It has a great engine which never lacks power. The ride experience is smooth and comfortable, due to the telescopic suspension and large 12-inch wheels, which provide excellent stability. The bike's features are also impressive, with a well-designed instrument cluster, LED headlamps, and a USB charging port.
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