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TVS Jupiter 125
Jupiter 125 Highlights
On Target
City-ready, zippy, and surprisingly roomy, the TVS Jupiter 125 makes every ride a smooth delight.
What We Like
Comfortable seating and easy ride, Good mileage for the segment, Practical storage space
What We Do Not Like
Acceleration could be better, engine could have been bit more refined
TVS Jupiter 125 Prices
Variant Wise Comparison
Braking System | SBT | SBT |
Calliper Type | Fixed | Fixed |
Front Disc Size | 130 | 220 |
Front Suspension Preload Adjuster | ||
Front Tyre Pressure (Rider & Pillion) | 24 | 24 |
Pros & Cons of Jupiter 125
Good ride and handling balance
Powerful engine
Well-priced spares
Doesn't have resale value of its main rival
Not as refined as Honda Activa 125
TVS Jupiter 125 Detailed Review
When compared to its sibling and rivals in the market, the TVS Jupiter 125 appears bold and gorgeous. The Jupiter 125's general design has greatly advanced. The Jupiter 125 looks nothing like the 110, with the exception of its sleek alloy wheels, which is the first thing you'll notice about it. It has a completely new design that is more modern from every angle while still being traditional. Additionally, this scooter has far more curves than the other models offered by the company. At both ends of the DRLs, TVS has used very elegant-looking chrome trim pieces to divide up the body-colored parts. Chrome may be found on the side panels, the exhaust shield, and even the mirrors in addition to the LED headlamp. It may be challenging to use a lot of chrome on a scooter because doing so could make it look showy, but it works well here. The side panels work well together and have a similar curved shape to the rest of the bodywork. However, the design is undeniably secure, and it seems that the main objective was to appeal to riders of all ages. Like the majority of scooters in this class, a large tail-light system takes up most of the back.
Summary
The body-coloured panels surrounding the speedometer and inner apron, as well as the tiny reflector on the pillion grab handle, are little design details that stand out.
Jupiter 125 body specifications:
| Ground Clearance | 163 mm |



₹76,200 - ₹87,150*
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TVS Jupiter 125 Competitors
| Models | Visual Comparison | Engine | Mileage | Under seat storage | Kerb weight | Seat height | Fuel Tank Capacity | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() ₹76.20 - ₹87.15 K* | 125 cc | 50 kmpl | 33 L | 108 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 L | ||
| 109 cc | 52.8 kmpl | 21-33 L | 106 - 109 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 L | Jupiter 125 vs Jupiter | ||
| 124 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 L | 106 - 110 kg | 712 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter 125 vs Activa 125 | ||
| 125 cc | 41 kmpl | 20 L | 111 - 118 kg | 770 mm | 5.8 L | Jupiter 125 vs NTORQ 125 | ||
| 125 cc | 49 kmpl | 21 L | 99 kg | 785 mm | 5.2 L | Jupiter 125 vs RayZR 125 Fi-Hybrid | ||
| 124 cc | 48 kmpl | Yes | 104 - 105 kg | 765 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter 125 vs Dio 125 | ||
| 125 cc | 49 kmpl | 21 L | 98 kg | 780 mm | 5.2 L | Jupiter 125 vs Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid | ||
| 110 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 L | 105 - 106 kg | 692 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter 125 vs Activa | ||
| 124 cc | 47 kmpl | 21.8-24.4 L | 103 - 106 kg | 773 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter 125 vs Access 125 | ||
| 109.51 cc | - | - | 106 kg | 765 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter 125 vs Dio | ||
| 124 cc | - | 21.5 L | 111 kg | 780 mm | 5.5 L | Jupiter 125 vs Burgman Street |
Jupiter 125 Owner Reviews
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According to user reviews, the TVS Jupiter 125cc scooter is highly regarded for its comfort, stylish design, and excellent fuel efficiency, making it an ideal choice for daily commuting and family use. Users appreciate its smooth handling and spacious under-seat storage. However, some concerns have been raised about the quality of body materials, engine heating at higher speeds, and the need for better after-sales service.
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Latest Updates on Jupiter 125
TVS Motor Company launches the 2025 Jupiter 125 DT SXC (Dual-Tone SmartXonnect) variant at Rs 88,942 (ex-showroom). The new variant gets two dual-tone colour schemes, Ivory Brown and Ivory Silver, along with chrome highlights and beige inner panels for a premium look. It also features a new digital instrument cluster and the TVS SmartXonnect suite with turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts and riding data. Mechanical specifications remain largely the same as the current Jupiter 125, continuing with the 124.8 cc engine and family-friendly scooter dynamics.
TVS Motor Company teases the all-new 2025 Jupiter 125 ahead of its official launch, showcasing partial design cues via social media as a fresh scooter variant is set to debut soon. The teaser hints at a significant visual revamp including a sleeker rear section, possible LED lighting elements and updated styling while mechanicals and the 125cc single-cylinder engine with CVT are expected to remain largely unchanged. Feature upgrades such as a digital SmartXonnect-enabled instrument console and other modern tech are anticipated ahead of launch.
TVS Motor Company showcases the TVS Jupiter 125 CNG at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo, unveiling what could become the world’s first factory-fitted CNG scooter. The CNG-powered variant retains the 124.8 cc engine with a CNG cylinder under the seat and a small petrol tank, offering a combined range of around 226 km and a claimed mileage of over 80 km per kg of CNG. While still in concept form, the scooter gets features like a semi-digital console, LED headlight, USB charging, IntelliGO start/stop tech and disc brake, but under-seat storage is removed due to the CNG cylinder placement. TVS has not yet announced a launch timeline or pricing for the CNG-equipped Jupiter 125.
TVS Motor Company launches the 2025 TVS Jupiter 125 SmartXonnect variant at Rs 96,855 (ex-showroom), featuring the brand’s connected-scooter tech suite. The SmartXonnect system offers turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, ride statistics and service notifications via Bluetooth connectivity with a smartphone. Along with the connected cluster, the Jupiter 125 retains its 124.8 cc single-cylinder engine with CVT, disc/drum brake options, and ergonomic scooter underpinnings. Multiple colour options and feature packaging make the SmartXonnect version a value-focused upgrade in the 125cc scooter segment.






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