TVS Jupiter 110 : TVS kicked off the year with a refreshed Jupiter 110 back in March, now OBD-2B compliant and priced from ₹76,691 ex-showroom, keeping it neck-and-neck with Honda Activa in India’s scooter wars.
This update builds on the 2024 redesign, adding smarter emissions tech while holding onto that peppy ride families in Narnaund swear by for school runs and market dashes.
No major overhaul, but tweaks like enhanced sensors make it future-proof as norms tighten.
Stylish Facelift That Screams Practical Cool
The Jupiter 110’s look hasn’t lost its groove—LED headlamp with DRLs lights up pothole-ridden streets, and that sleek tail LED brake light wrapped in scratch-resistant gloss black laughs off daily scuffs.
At 1848mm long with 1275mm wheelbase and 163mm ground clearance, it zips through Haryana’s narrow lanes without scraping bumpers.
Six colors pop: Dawn Blue Matte, Galactic Copper Matte, Titanium Grey Matte, Starlight Blue Gloss, Lunar White Gloss, and Meteor Red Gloss—pick Stealth Black with gold accents in the new Special Edition for ₹93,031.
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12-inch wheels (steel or alloys depending on trim) roll on 90/90 front and 100/90 rear rubber, blending urban agility with light off-road grit.
Front disc (220mm) on top Drum SXC and Disc SXC variants pairs with rear drum for confident stops, hazard lamps included for highway safety.
Cockpit Tech That Feels Premium on a Budget
Slide onto the 106kg featherweight frame, and the digital cluster shines—Bluetooth connectivity beams call/SMS alerts, turn-by-turn nav, and ride stats to your phone via TVS Connect app.
Voice assist handles queries hands-free, while USB charging keeps devices alive during long commutes. Lower Drum and Drum Alloy skip the LED cluster for analog simplicity, but all get iGo Assist for that torque kick during overtakes.
Underseat storage swallows two full-face helmets (33L space), front pocket fits a water bottle, and external fuel cap means no fumbling with seats at pumps.
Manual sync brake and side-stand engine cut-off add peace of mind for forgetful riders.
Engine Smarts Deliver Zippy, Thrifty Rides
Heart of the beast? A refined 113.3cc air-cooled single-cylinder mill pumping 7.91bhp at 6500rpm and 9.2Nm at 5000rpm—iGo Assist bumps torque to 9.8Nm for snappier starts, claiming 48-52kmpl in real-world hauls.
CVT gearbox shifts seamlessly, topping 82kmph without vibes ruining the buzz. OBD-2B sensors track throttle, air-fuel mix, temp, fuel levels, and RPM, feeding an ECU for cleaner burns and early issue alerts—TVS finished portfolio-wide rollout by March end.
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Telescopic forks up front and twin emulsion shocks (3-step adjustable) soak up speed breakers like a champ, making it ideal for loaded family trips.
5.1L tank stretches range over 250km, perfect for fuel-sipping budgets in rural India.
Variants and Pricing: Pick Your Flavor Wisely
Four trims cater to all: Drum (₹76,691), Drum Alloy (₹80,541), Drum SXC (₹83,541), Disc SXC (₹87,091 ex-showroom Delhi)—on-road in Haryana adds ₹8-10k for rego and insurance.
Top Disc SXC packs full LED cluster, alloys, disc brake; base Drum keeps it bare-bones for fleets. Special Edition on SXC ups style but hikes to ₹93k—rival Activa 6G starts similar, but Jupiter edges on storage and assist tech.
TVS hiked prices modestly post-launch, yet discounts flow at dealers amid festive demand. Competes fierce with Hero Xoom, but Jupiter’s mileage and features win family hearts.
TVS Jupiter 110 Conclusion: Zyada Everything for Daily Heroes
The 2025 TVS Jupiter 110 nails reliable, feature-packed scootering without breaking banks—OBD smarts ensure it stays legal, while pep and space keep it indispensable.
For Narnaund commuters dodging cows and craters, it’s the upgrade that sticks. Hop on one; your wallet and roads will thank you.