TVS Jupiter 125 vs Suzuki Access 125: Photo Comparison
Here’s how the new Jupiter 125 fares against the popular Access 125
Here’s how the new Jupiter 125 fares against the popular Access 125
Expanding its 125cc two-wheeler lineup, TVS has launched the new Jupiter 125 in India. Unlike its sibling NTorq 125, the Jupiter 125 is more oriented to being a family-friendly scooter. But how does it fare against the best-seller in the segment, the Suzuki Access 125? Let’s find out through these detailed images.
Since both models are 125cc family scooters, you won’t find any aggressive or sporty design cues. The Jupiter 125 gets an LED headlight with DRL whereas the Access 125 misses out on the latter. Both get apron mounted turn indicators with halogen bulbs.
The Jupiter 125 gets ample chrome around the headlight and the apron while the Access 125 only gets a chrome headlight bezel.
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Both scooters get an external fuel filler provision but Jupiter 125 gets the cap at the front since the fuel tank is located in the floor. Meanwhile the Suzuki Access 125’s fuel cap is located at the rear as the tank is located conventionally under the seat.
This also means the Jupiter has considerably more underseat storage than the Access 125. With the TVS scooter you get a 33-litre space and the Suzuki scooter gets a way smaller unit at 21.8-litres.
TVS has powered the new Jupiter with a 2-valve 124.8cc single-cylinder motor. It develops 8.3PS and 10.5Nm. The Suzuki Access 125’s motor makes 8.7PS and 10Nm.
Both scooters get an analog dial and a small digital inset for the trip meter and the fuel bar. However, Suzuki offers a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity in the Access 125 Ride Connect Edition. TVS says it will introduce a variant with the smartphone connectivity provision in the near future if there’s enough demand.
Suspension setup for the two scooters is the same-- a telescopic front fork and a single rear shock. But, the Jupiter 125’s rear spring is gas-charged, and also offers 3-step adjustability.
You can buy both the scooters with a drum brake or a disc brake setup up front. CBS (combined braking system) is standard.
The Jupiter 125 rolls on 12-inch front and rear alloys while the Access 125 gets a 12-inch front and a 10-inch rear wheel.
The Jupiter 125 should be slightly more convenient for shorter riders as it gets a 765mm seat height against the Access 125’s 773mm.
Both scooters offer a 5-litre fuel tank. But the Jupiter 125 tips the scale at 109kg and the Access 125 weighs 104kg.
Asking price for both 125cc scooter starts from Rs 73,400 (ex-showroom Delhi). While that’s a cut-throat competition in theory, we are yet to test the two side by side and give you a fair opinion of which one’s better. Till then you check out what we like and dislike about the new Jupiter 125.
TVS Jupiter 125 User Reviews
- Beast choice for familyRecommended for family daily usage with smart x connect variant, best choice for family. In case of storage and ground clearance, this is best choice.We can go ahead with this. I will always recommend this.Read More5 4
- Best family 125CC scooter in IndiaFamily-oriented scooter and comfortable for city rides with soft suspension and reliability of TVS. The Jupiter is itself a very big name in the scooter market for over a decade and provides the complete, balanced package. The scooter is smooth, and the space is more than enough, the only problem is that it doesn't give confidence during overtakes. The service centre experience is also not good, but overall the scooter is a complete package. Yes, 100% to people who are looking for a no-nonsense scooter with comfort and space on daily rides from point A to B with decent power dynamics and a lot of space, and the scooter provides all required features.Read More2
- overall reviewOverall best for family use. Features and performance are great, assist works bit laggy, when compared to final model, kicker is good but display experience varies. I take home 1,16700 on 07/07/2026, Trijal motors Bengaluru. Maintenance must be frequent for breaks. Seating capacity is best it holds two helmets. Good for metro cities.Read More3 2
- Comfort, Spacious, Easy if driving, Feature loadedFor comfort, Good looks, storage, Low maintenance, Fuel injection convenience and special features like Engine rest. It is easy to manage. Engine has never disappointed at any time. Self start is also best in class. Over all best 125 cc scooter in the segment. Speed is decent for city ride, mileage is fair enough with east of refueling. Parts availability is also good never faced any problem with that. Engine cut feature is amazing and quick reactive. Overall best in class in terms of ride quality. Yes for sure. Best for anyone who is looking for a city ride. Family friendly with easy to drive even for lady drivers. Scooter is little on a heavier side but that should not be any issue if you are an experienced driverRead More6 9
- TVS Jupiter 125 most reliable.This scooter is so reliable in terms of looks, mileage, family use and off course it's all colour is fabulous which make this scooter eye catching. All the new features makes it more bulky in terms of connectivity and rider friendly. The ride is very comfortable, few in once the road bumps felt a bit but off course the smoothest ride experience i've ever got as compared to other scooters. The navigation and smart x connect makes it more fuel efficient, rider friendly and futuristic. I surely suggest or recommend this scooter because it's excellent in looks, mileage, family friendly and off course the reliable in its segment. All the new features like adjustable shock absorbers, DT SXC, Disk breaks, colour tone, and fuel tank refill mouth are truly a blessing for any scooter person.Read More5 6