TVS Jupiter 125 Specifications


124.8 cc
Engine Capacity
Up to 50 kmpl
ARAI Mileage
765 mm
Seat Height
108 kg
Kerb Weight
5.1 Litres
Fuel Tank Capacity
33 Litres
Under seat storage
TVS Jupiter 125 have 4 variants ranging from ₹ 79,600* to ₹ 89,260*. Jupiter 125 is powered by a 1 cylinder, 124.8 cc, Single cylinder 4 stroke Air cooled.
It is able to produce 10.5 Nm @ 4500 rpm (without Assist) torque and 8.04 bhp @ 6500 rpm power.
Keep scrolling to explore detailed configuration, features and technical specs of Jupiter 125.
TVS Jupiter 125 Safety Features
This scooter comes loaded with AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Hazard Warning Indicator, Pillion Grabrail, Side Stand Alarm, LED Turn Signal, Slipper Clutch from safety point of view.TVS Jupiter 125 Weight & Height
The seat height of TVS Jupiter 125 is 765 mm and the kerb weight is 108 kg. In other dimensions Jupiter 125 has 1852 mm Length, 681 mm Width, 1168 mm Height, 1275 mm Wheelbase, 163 mm Ground Clearance, 5.1 litres Fuel Tank Capacity , 0.8 litres Engine Oil Capacity.Comfort in TVS Jupiter 125
From Comfort perspective, Jupiter 125 have Low Battery Indicator, Pillion Footrest, 33 litres Under Seat Storage, Distance to Empty Indicator, Engine Kill Switch, Analogue Cum Digital Instrument Console, Single Seat Style, Self Start Start Type.TVS Jupiter 125 Body
TVS Jupiter 125 has Telescopic Hydraulic suspensions with front tyre and Gas-charged mono-shock suspensions with rear tyre. It comes with a High Rigidity Underbone Type frame.TVS Jupiter 125 Alternatives
Main Competitors of Jupiter 125 scooter are TVS Jupiter, Honda Activa 125, TVS NTORQ 125, Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi-Hybrid, Honda Dio 125, Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid, Honda Activa, Suzuki Access 125, Hero Xoom 125, Hero Pleasure Plus.TVS Jupiter 125 Latest Price
Jupiter 125 is available in India starting from ₹ 79,600* with it's least expensive variant being Drum Alloy. Most expensive variant of Jupiter 125 is SmartXonnect priced at ₹ 89,260*.Keep scrolling to explore detailed configuration, features and technical specs of Jupiter 125.
TVS Jupiter 125 Highlights
Variant Wise Comparison
Drum Alloy
Base Variant₹ 79,600*
AHO (Automatic Headlight On) | ||
Hazard Warning Indicator | ||
Radial Tyres | ||
Side Stand Alarm | ||
Slipper Clutch |

₹79,600 - ₹89,260*
Ex-Showroom Price
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TVS Jupiter 125 Competitors
| Models | Engine | Mileage | Under seat storage | Kerb weight | Seat height | Fuel Tank Capacity | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() ₹79.60 - ₹89.26 K* | 124.8 cc | 50 kmpl | 33 litres | 108 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 litres | |
| 113.3 cc | 52.8 kmpl | 33 litres | 106 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Jupiter | |
| 123.92 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 L | 106-107 kg | 765 mm | 5.3 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Activa 125 | |
| 124.8 cc | 41 kmpl | 20 litres | 111 kg | 770 mm | 5.8 litres | Jupiter 125 vs NTORQ 125 | |
| 125 cc | 49 kmpl | 21 litres | 99 kg | 785 mm | 5.2 litres | Jupiter 125 vs RayZR 125 Fi-Hybrid | |
| 123.92 cc | 48 kmpl | - | 104-105 kg | 765 mm | 5.3 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Dio 125 | |
| 125 cc | - | 21 litres | 98 kg | 780 mm | 5.2 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Fascino 125 Fi Hybrid | |
| 109.51 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 litres | 105-106 kg | 764 mm | 5.3 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Activa | |
| 124 cc | 47 kmpl | 24.4 litres | 105-106 kg | 773 mm | 5.3 litres | Jupiter 125 vs Access 125 | |
| 124.6 cc | 52.8 kmpl | - | 121 kg | 777 mm | 5 L | Jupiter 125 vs Xoom 125 | |
| 110.9 cc | 50 kmpl | - | 106 kg | 765 mm | 4.8 L | Jupiter 125 vs Pleasure Plus |
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Jupiter 125 Question & Answers
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
3 months ago
Disc brakes usually give stronger, more consistent braking and better heat dissipation, so they feel sharper during repeated hard stops. Drum brakes are simpler, cheaper, and often last well in everyday commuting, but they usually offer less bite and can feel weaker when they get hot. In practical t
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