Styled to Stand Out!
Subtle is the name of the game in the new Jupiter’s tweaks: just the right nudge to update the look without scaring off the fans. The sharply-edged LED headlamp now flaunts LED daytime running lights, so you see better and look sharper at the same time. The front apron and side panels have deeper, bolder lines; toss in fresh hero colors like the eye-grabbing Matte Starlight Blue and, trust us, it turns a few heads in heavy traffic.
Top-spec trims treat you to chrome highlights and a hybrid dash that pairs a stylish digital dial with the trusty analog speedometer, so all the essentials are glancing clear from a single, stylish cluster.Clever features like the side-mounted fuel cap, smart front glove box, and roomy 21-liter under-seat compartment show that TVS really gets the everyday Indian rider and what makes the work-day trip smoother.
Power and Savings in Perfect Harmony
Inside the Jupiter you’ll find a 110cc motor tuned just right, turning out 7.8 PS and a torquey 8.8 Nm. On paper, the numbers look average, but twist the throttle and you’ll find the scooter climbs to speed without hesitation, just right for dodging auto and bus congestion and still sipping fuel at class-topping levels.
The promise of 55 KMPL (as tested by ARAI) is a game-changer when petrol prices bounce up. Out in the real world, most of us see 48 to 52 KMPL on the trip meter each day, and those extra rupees in the pocket really accumulate after a month of city dodging.
Ready for the Long Haul, Ready for the City!
The Jupiter is famous for comfort, and the new version raises the bar again. Up front, telescopic forks take in the biggest potholes like pros, while the rear’s 3-step adjustable shocks let you tune the ride to the folks on the back or a hefty sack of groceries. Long rides home in the sticky evening still feel easy.
Twelve-inch alloy wheels—biggest you’ll find in the segment—steady the ride in side winds and false-flat patches alike, while 130-mm drums paired with Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT) let you haul the scooter to an even and confidence-boosting stop, come monsoon or clear stretch.
Upgrade models come with disc brakes, giving riders stronger stopping power when they need it most.
Feature-Loaded Without Emptying Your Wallet
TVS outfitted the Jupiter with so many handy extras that every trip feels a little special, yet the price still feels friendly. The i-TouchStart keeps things quiet from the moment you start, the USB socket keeps your device ready to go, and the little pocket that holds your phone screams “today’s life.” Everyday bits like the pass switch, an indicator for the side stand, and the eco/power meter lights make commuting simpler.
Go for a premium variant and you’ll roll on alloy wheels, enjoy the sharper stopping disc brakes, and use a voice-guided nav that listens to your phone for lane-by-lane guidance.
Smart Price in a Busy Market!
Price tags start at Rs. 73,700 for the base model and reach Rs. 91,350 for the fully-loaded ZX Disc with SmartXonnect, so Jupiter earns the “best bang for the buck” badge among 110cc scooters. Rivals like Honda Activa and Suzuki Access come close, but Jupiter nails a unique mix of fuel savings, a sweet riding position, and simple, practical tech—just right for the grocery run or the school pick-up. Budget-conscious riders still get the confidence of dependable build quality.
TVS Jupiter 110 remains the benchmark for anyone in India wanting a scooter that’s easy to fuel, easy to ride, and easy on the wallet.
Balanced across speed, comfort, and cool gadgets, this scooter keeps winning city scorers. With TVS’s service star map spread across every corner, travelers know that, year after year, backup is just a short ride away. That’s why smart commuters still nod knowingly when they talk about their next scooter ride, even looking ahead to 2025 and beyond.