TVS Jupiter Specifications
113.3 cc
Engine Capacity
Up to 52.8 kmpl
ARAI Mileage
106 kg
Kerb Weight
5.1 Litres
Fuel Tank Capacity
33 Litres
Under seat storage
Disc
Front Brake Type
TVS Jupiter have 5 variants ranging from ₹ 73,550* to ₹ 88,050*. Jupiter is powered by a 1 cylinder, 113.3 cc, Single cylinder& 4 stroke.
It is able to produce 9.2 Nm @ 5000 rpm torque and 7.91 bhp @ 6500 rpm power.
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TVS Jupiter Safety Features
This scooter comes loaded with AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Hazard Warning Indicator, Hazard Warning Switch, Pass Light, Pillion Grabrail, LED Turn Signal from safety point of view.TVS Jupiter Weight & Height
The seat height of TVS Jupiter is N/A and the kerb weight is 106 kg. In other dimensions Jupiter has 1848 mm Length, 665 mm Width, 1258 mm Height, 1275 mm Wheelbase, 163 mm Ground Clearance, 5.1 litres Fuel Tank Capacity , Scooter Body Type.Comfort in TVS Jupiter
From Comfort perspective, Jupiter have Low Battery Indicator, Low Oil Indicator, Pillion Footrest, 33 litres Under Seat Storage, Kick and Self Start Start Type, USB Charger Port, Analogue Console Type, Distance to Empty Indicator, Engine Kill Switch, Digital Instrument Console, Single Seat Style, Side Stand Indicator.TVS Jupiter Body
TVS Jupiter has Telescopic Hydraulic suspensions with 90/90 R12 front tyre and Twin tube emulsion type shock absorber suspensions with 90/90 R12 rear tyre. It comes with a High Rigidity Underbone Type frame.TVS Jupiter Alternatives
Main Competitors of Jupiter scooter are Hero Xoom 110, Hero Destini Prime, Honda Activa 125, Honda Dio, TVS Scooty Zest 110, Suzuki Access 125, Yamaha RayZR 125 Fi-Hybrid, TVS Jupiter 125, Honda Activa, TVS NTORQ 125.TVS Jupiter Latest Price
Jupiter is available in India starting from ₹ 73,550* with it's least expensive variant being Drum. Most expensive variant of Jupiter is Special Edition priced at ₹ 88,050*.Keep scrolling to explore detailed configuration, features and technical specs of Jupiter.
TVS Jupiter Highlights
Slim LED DRLs
TVS Jupiter has slim LED DRLs with integrated turn indicators giving a modern, premium front look.
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Digital console
TVS Jupiter comes with a digital tachometer with SmartXonnect connectivity for navigation, voice assis...
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Micro Hybrid System
iGO Assist micro-hybrid system in Jupiter improves fuel efficiency and provides extra torque on demand...
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Segment-longest seat
Multiple variants with a range of colour options across base to top trims in TVS Jupiter.
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Multiple Variant options
The scooter comes with an auto start/stop function that automatically shuts off the engine at red ligh...
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Variant Wise Comparison
Drum
Base Variant₹ 73,550*
Braking System | SBT | |
Calliper Type | Fixed | |
Front Disc Size | 220 | |
Front Wheel Size | R12 | |
Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster |
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₹73,550 - ₹88,050*
Ex-Showroom Price
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TVS Jupiter Competitors
| Models | Engine | Mileage | Under seat storage | Kerb weight | Seat height | Fuel Tank Capacity | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 ₹73.55 - ₹88.05 K* | 109 cc | 52.8 kmpl | 21-33 L | 106 - 109 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 L | |
| 111 cc | 45 kmpl | - | 108 - 109 kg | 770 mm | 5.2 L | Jupiter vs Xoom 110 | |
| 125 cc | 45 kmpl | - | 115 kg | 778 mm | 5 L | Jupiter vs Destini Prime | |
| 124 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 L | 106 - 110 kg | 712 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter vs Activa 125 | |
| 110 cc | - | - | 103 - 106 kg | 765 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter vs Dio | |
| 110 cc | 45 kmpl | 19 L | 103 kg | 760 mm | 5 L | Jupiter vs Scooty Zest 110 | |
| 124 cc | 47 kmpl | 21.8-24.4 L | 103 - 106 kg | 773 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter vs Access 125 | |
| 125 cc | 49 kmpl | 21 L | 99 kg | 785 mm | 5.2 L | Jupiter vs RayZR 125 Fi-Hybrid | |
| 125 cc | 50 kmpl | 33 L | 108 kg | 765 mm | 5.1 L | Jupiter vs Jupiter 125 | |
| 109.51 cc | 47 kmpl | 18 L | 105 kg | 764 mm | 5.3 L | Jupiter vs Activa | |
| 124.8 cc | 41 kmpl | 20 L | 111 kg | 770 mm | 5.8 L | Jupiter vs NTORQ 125 |
Jupiter Owner Reviews
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Jupiter Question & Answers
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
1 month ago
For a TVS Jupiter, regular petrol is usually the sensible choice unless the owner manual specifically asks for higher octane fuel. Premium or power petrol will not automatically give a meaningful jump in performance or mileage on a normal Jupiter engine, so paying extra is usually unnecessary for da
Can a 72 years old person get loan to purchase TVS Jupiter?
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
1 month ago
It is possible, but approval at age 72 will depend on the lender because many standard two-wheeler loan products have upper age limits below that. For example, TVS Credit is published eligibility shows age limits up to 60 for salaried applicants and up to 65 for self-employed applicants on one crite
Can i get TVS Jupiter with balancing wheels for handicapped person?
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
1 month ago
TVS does not show an official factory-fit Jupiter variant with balancing wheels on its current product information. If you need a scooter for a differently abled rider, this is usually done through an aftermarket adaptive modification specialist rather than bought as a standard Jupiter variant. Befo
Is the TVS Jupiter simple to manage for elders who ride short distances every day?
Answer by 91Wheels Expert
3 months ago
On a typical weekday with stop go traffic, the Jupiter feels easy and unintimidating thanks to its low step through design, wide floorboard, and light steering. Both ends use 12 inch wheels, which improve stability and give a calmer feel on uneven roads compared to scooters with a smaller rear wheel
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