TVS Jupiter 125 News

Here is a list of petrol-powered scooters that are likely to be launched in 2024!

The manufacturers have set up service camps providing priority repairs, free vehicle towing services and comprehensive inspections

From big adventure bikes to affordable streetfighters and cruisers, last month was pretty action-packed

Launches, updates and other exciting news

You have the option to choose from a basic commuter to a feature-loaded powerful scooter

Newest addition in the TVS Jupiter 125 Portfolio featuring turn by turn navigation and a whole host of new features

Which scooter makes sense for what kind of rider? Let’s find out…

Honda’s Activa range alone sold 54,871 more units than the other four combined

The Apache range, Raider and iQube rake in massive sales growth compared to June

Honda’s Activa range alone sold 49,677 more units than the other four combined

The Scooty Pep Plus price is hiked by almost Rs 3,000

The Apache range and NTorq see huge drop in sales compared with the previous month

TVS showed an overall year-on-year growth of 38 percent, while the iQube e-scooter’s sales grew almost five-fold!

Jupiter, NTorq, Scooty Pep Plus, City Plus, and a few more of TVS’ two-wheelers have seen small price hikes

Honda India leads the charge, as expected.

Sadly, almost all TVS offerings – bikes and scooters – have witnessed a hike in prices

TVS Apache RR 310 and iQube Electric witnesses a substantial hike in sales

Sure, the Honda Activa continues being the dominant player, but its sales have taken a beating

TVS NTorq and Jupiter 125 price hiked by up to Rs 1,025

2021 has witnessed some feature-packed and even performance-oriented scooter launches; Here's the lowdown

Let's find out if the new 124.8cc engine on the Jupiter 125 overpowers the 124cc unit on the Access

TVS Jupiter 125 offers slightly better mileage as compared to its rivals! Here's all you need to know

Let's take a closer look at the TVS' first family-oriented 125cc scooter

Apache RTR 180, Jupiter, XL100 and others get costlier