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TVS Jupiter 110 vs Hero Destini Prime: Detailed Comparison

A detailed comparison between the all-new Jupiter and the not-so-new Destini Prime

The TVS Jupiter 110 has always been a fan favourite scooter in India, but it's not the only popular scooter in its segment. The Hero Destini Prime is a serious contender. One of its biggest rivals, the Hero Destini Prime, has been on sale for quite some time as well. Let’s see how the Jupiter stands up against the Destini Prime in a detailed on-paper comparison: :

Price & Variants

TVS Jupiter 110

Hero Destini Prime

Variant

Colours

Ex-showroom Price

Colours

Ex-showroom Price

Drum

Meteor Red Gloss

Rs 73,400

Metallic Nexus Blue



Rs 71,630








Titanium Grey Matte

Lunar White Gloss

Nobel Red

Drum Alloy

Starlight Blue Gloss

Rs 78,000

Panther Black

Titanium Grey Matte

Pearl Silver White

Twilight Purple Gloss

 

Meteor Red Gloss

Lunar White Gloss

Drum SXC

Dawn Blue Matte

Rs 82,100

Galactic Copper Matte

Starlight Blue Gloss

Disc SXC

Dawn Blue Matte

Rs 84,750

Galactic Copper Matte

Starlight Blue Gloss

Special Edition

Stardust Black

Rs 86,900

  •  The Hero Destini Prime is clearly the more affordable scooter in this comparison but the TVS Jupiter 110 gives you different variants to choose from according to your budget, with more features and superior hardware on offer. 
  • Check out how much the TVS Jupiter 110 costs on-road. However, if you want to purchase it on loan, check out the detailed EMI buying guide.

Dimensions & Design

Specifications

TVS Jupiter 110

Hero Destini Prime

Difference

Wheelbase

1,275mm

1,245mm

+30mm

Ground clearance

163mm

155mm

+8mm

Fuel tank capacity

5.1 litres

5 litres

+0.1 litre

Seat height

770mm

805mm

-35mm

Kerb weight

105kg

115kg

-10kg

  •  The TVS Jupiter 110 will be able to handle high speeds better because of the longer wheelbase. 
  • Due to the 8mm higher ground clearance, the Jupiter will be able to tackle higher potholes, speedbumps and broken patches of roads than the Destini.

  • The Jupiter 110 is also more accessible to shorter riders because of the lower seat height. They’ll be able to put both feet on the ground more easily.

  • The Jupiter 110 is 10kg lighter than the Destini Prime, which should make it more nimble in the city and to manoeuvre in the parking lot. 

  • The TVS Jupiter 110 ‘s sharp body lines give it an extra edge in terms of design, and the paint schemes match the overall look very well.

  • The Hero Destini Prime has a more rounded look  and the design of the front indicators with the chrome underneath makes it stand out.

  • The Nexus Blue colour scheme looks quite good and is our favourite of the bunch.

Underpinnings

Specifications

TVS Jupiter 110

Hero Destini Prime

Front suspension

Telescopic fork 

Telescopic fork 

Rear suspension

Single shock absorber

Single shock absorber

Front brake

Drum brake in Drum, Drum Alloy and Drum SXC variants; 220mm disc brake in Disc SXC and Special Edition variants

 

130mm drum brake

Rear brake

130mm drum brake

130mm drum brake 

Front tyre

90/90 -12

90/100 - 10

Rear tyre

90/90 -12

90/100 - 10

  •  The TVS Jupiter 110 has the option of a front disc brake in the Disc SXC and Special Edition variants, which significantly improves the scooter’s stopping power.
  • The larger front and rear wheel setup on the TVS scooter should also result in better straight-line stability and better ride quality over bad roads.

  • The smaller wheel setup on the Hero Destini Prime should make it easier to manoeuvre in and out of traffic.

Features

Specifications

TVS Jupiter 110

Hero Destini Prime

Full-LED lighting

Yes

No

Bluetooth connectivity

Yes 

Yes

USB charging

Yes

Yes

Instrument Console

LCD

Semi-digital

Hybrid Assist

i-Go Assist 

No

  •  The Hero Destini Prime has a semi-digital console with an analogue speedometer and a digital inset that shows odometer, trip meter and fuel gauge readouts. It gets a boot lamp in the underseat storage space and a USB charging port but misses out on Bluetooth connectivity and navigation.
  • The TVS Jupiter 110 is the clear winner in this segment with an LCD instrument console that shows speedometer, odometer, trip meter, distance to empty, fuel gauge, clock and phone battery status readouts. It gets Bluetooth connectivity for call and SMS alerts and turn-by-turn navigation with voice assist. It also gets a front fuel filler cap that comes in handy at petrol stations because you don’t have to get off the scooter while refuelling. 

  • Our in-depth feature explainer will give you detailed information about all the features.

Performance

Specifications

TVS Jupiter 110

Hero Destini Prime

Engine

113.3cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine

124.6cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine

Power

8.02PS at 6,500rpm

9PS at 7,000rpm

Torque

9.8Nm at 5,000rpm

10.36Nm at 5,500rpm

Gearbox

CVT

CVT

  •  The TVS Jupiter 110’s engine offers smooth power delivery and strong acceleration from a standstill. The power and torque figures are more than adequate for a 110cc family scooter.
  • The Hero Destini Prime has a bigger 125cc engine that makes more power and torque than the Jupiter 110. The power delivery is linear and the acceleration is smooth, which translates into a relaxed riding experience.  The added power and torque advantage should also provide the thrills if you want to ride it in a spirited manner.

Verdict

The Hero Destini Prime is the more affordable scooter of the two and offers good performance and features for its price. That said, the scooter has been around for some time now and its design will seem a bit outdated to some. So, if you like your scooters a bit old-school and are not too hung up on the features list, then the Destini Prime will appeal to you.

The TVS Jupiter 110 is the more modern alternative with an extensive list of features. Despite having a smaller engine, it has the punch for the occasional spirited rides. If you are looking for a more modern-looking 110cc scooter with all the bells and whistles, then the TVS Jupiter 110 should be your go-to choice.

 

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User Reviews

nice scooty for home

yes i would definately recommend this scooty, even i am buying another one inspite of one i bought last year. overall its a best to go for perfect family two wheeler, in every aspect like looks, storage capicity its way ahead.Read More

best scoter in this price

I used this scooter for 10k kilometres and hear me out, it's acceleration is insane but don't see the Ntorq because see the price and the mileage is 50kmpl when I rode it gently and 42 when I rode it fully rough and its top speed is 100 if wind blast is not too much, otherwise 80-90 is normal and it's breaking isn't the best but still good at this price. The sound is insane but not like Ntorq but still very soothing and smooth. Mild vibrations when it's too hot and give it time to warm up and ride it freely.Read More

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