TVS unveils new Jupiter 110 at Rs 73,700; scooter packed with modern features

Despite its popularity, the original 110cc version had seen only minor updates over the last decade, primarily in terms of features.

TVS Jupiter 110

The TVS Jupiter has long been a top seller in the scooter segment for TVS and across India. Initially launched with a 110cc engine, the Jupiter gained a 125cc variant a couple of years ago. Despite its popularity, the original 110cc version had seen only minor updates over the last decade, primarily in terms of features.

Now, TVS Motor Company has unveiled a significantly upgraded Jupiter 110 on Thursday. Priced at Rs 73,700 (Ex-Showroom), the new Jupiter 110 is powered by a revamped 113.5cc single-cylinder engine that delivers approximately 8bhp and 9.2Nm of peak torque. The engine now features the new IGo assist, providing extra torque during city overtakes.

We promised #ScooterThatsMore, and we delivered! The new TVS Jupiter is here to take your ride to the next level. Who’s ready? #TVS #TVSMotorCompany #AllNewTVSJupiter #RedefineMobility pic.twitter.com/yJ7nC4sEIX

— TVS Motor Company (@tvsmotorcompany) August 22, 2024

The scooter is also packed with modern features, including an LED display that provides extensive information. Bluetooth connectivity allows users to access ride data via their smartphones. The Jupiter 110 excels in practicality, offering a front storage box, ample under-seat space that can accommodate two full-face helmets, and an external fuel-filling cap.

#ScooterThatsMore has arrived—the all-new TVS Jupiter. More style, more features, and so much more than you’d expect!

#TVS #TVSMotorCompany #AllNewTVSJupiter #RedefineMobility pic.twitter.com/oHwwfzT3W3

— TVS Motor Company (@tvsmotorcompany) August 22, 2024

Available in six color options and four variants—Drum, Drum Alloy, Drum SXC, and Disc SXC—the new Jupiter 110 caters to a range of preferences. The lower-end variants, however, do not include the LED instrument cluster, USB charging, or front disc brake, and they also miss out on the new LED DRL.

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