TVS JupiterThe TVS Jupiter scooter with a price tag ranging between Rs. 64,437 to Rs. 73,737. It is available in 5 variants and 17 colours. Powered by a 109.7 cc bs6 engine, the TVS Jupiter has a CVT gearbox. The TVS Jupiter has Drum front brakes and Drum rear brakes. Over 1545 User reviews basis Mileage, Performance, Price and overall experience of users for TVS Jupiter.

TVS has hiked the price of the BS6 Jupiter for 2021. The starting price of Jupiter is now Rs 66,662 and goes up to Rs 73,707 (ex-Showroom, Delhi) for the top variant. Thankfully, there is a new low interest finance scheme that should help in reducing costs by a significant margin. Head here for the details.

The TVS Jupiter Scooty is a 109.7cc scooter which weighs 109 kg and has a fuel tank with a capacity of 6 litres. The TVS Jupiter ZX Disc has been updated with the new TVS intelliGo feature. The newly launched variant essentially gets the start-stop system which switches off the engine while idling for a long time. The motor comes back to life at a twist of the throttle. This should help in enhancing the scooter’s mileage. More about it in our launch report here. The TVS Jupiter is the brand’s best-selling 110cc scooter in the country. Its neutral design, comfortable ride quality, and practicality have made it one of the most sought-after scooters from the Hosur-based brand. The BS6-compliant version of the Jupiter (Classic variant) was launched in the country in November 2019. The rest of the variants were launched in the following months.

TVS Jupiter Price:

The TVS Jupiter BS6 is available in five variants: Sheet Metal Wheel, Standard, ZX (drum), ZX disc with IntelliGo, and Classic priced at Rs 64,437, Rs 66,662, Rs 69,637, Rs 73,737, Rs 73,707 respectively. All prices are ex-showroom Delhi.

TVS Jupiter Features:

The Jupiter ZX disc now comes with TVS intelliGo technology, which turns off the engine while idling for a long time in traffic. A gentle twist of the throttle turns the engine back on. This feature helps in improving the scooter’s mileage as well as reducing the emissions on traffic-riddled roads. The scooter also comes with an all-in-one ignition key slot for extra convenience. The Jupiter BS6 now comes equipped with an LED headlight as compared to the previous halogen unit. Since it’s fuel-injected, it comes with a check-engine light too. It also gets a large 21-litre underseat storage compartment and a sizable 2-litre cubbyhole on the back of the apron as well as mobile phone charging.

TVS Jupiter Engine:

The TVS Jupiter BS6 continues to be powered by the same 109.7cc single-cylinder engine that it has always used, but the motor is now fuel-injected to help it comply with BS6 emission norms. It currently generates 7.47PS and 8.4Nm which is 0.51PS less than the BS4 version, but torque remains the same.

TVS Jupiter Suspension & Brakes:

Suspension duties on the TVS Jupiter are handled by a conventional telescopic fork and 3-step preload-adjustable monoshock. The Jupiter was previously offered with an optional front disc brake in the BS4 model, but now except for the ZX disc variant, it only gets drum brakes at both ends. At 109kg, the BS6 scooter is 1kg heavier than before.

TVS Jupiter Rivals:

The Jupiter competes with other 110cc scooters such as the Hero Maestro Edge 110 BS6, Honda Activa 6G, and Hero Pleasure Plus. In terms of pricing, it also goes up against the Honda Shine BS6 and Hero Maestro Edge 125.