Here are 7 family scooters which offer a good balance of comfort for elders, practicality for parents, and looks for younger riders - these are made to keep the whole family happy.

By Deepanshi | Published Jun 30,2026

TVS Jupiter 110 offers best-in-class practicality with 34-litre boot space and an apron-mounted fuel filler cap.

A long, cushioned seat and good suspension make it comfortable for elderly passengers. A stylish DRL bar with integrated indicators enhances its looks.

Suzuki Access 125 gets sober looks with peppy performance, which is liked by young adults, and single-channel ABS, which parents appreciate.

It gets 24.5 litres of boot space, a TFT display (top variants), Bluetooth connectivity and a long seat for a comfortable saddle.

TVS iQube gets a simple curvy design and coloured LED console with mobile connectivity, along with safety features like fall and anti-theft alerts.

For practicality it gets 32 litres of underseat storage and up to 145km of IDC-claimed range.

The Honda Activa is famous for its evergreen design and reliable engine. It has been a ‘safe choice’ for over 25 years.

It has a slightly small underseat storage of 18 litres and is a compact seat compared to its competitors, but still, it is the most liked scooter by families.

Bajaj Chetak has a retro classic design yet offers modern features like keyless entry, a colour TFT display and self-cancelling indicators.

It offers a good set of practicality with 35 litres of underseat storage plus a 5-litre glove box.

Ather Rizta will be appreciated by youngsters for its bright colour options, a 7-inch touch TFT display with navigation, and Alexa integration.

It offers a 34-litre boot along with safety features like traction control, a combined braking system, hill hold, and fall alert.

Yamaha Fascino FI Hybrid has stylish looks with features like a colour TFT console, mobile connectivity and a fuel-efficient hybrid engine.

It has 21 litres of under-seat storage and weighs just 98kg (kerb), which enhances its ease of use.
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