TVS Jupiter : Pulling up to the signal on a TVS Jupiter always feels like riding with quiet confidence—it’s the scooter that millions swear by for getting through India’s daily grind without missing a beat.

Holding steady into 2026 with fresh pricing dips from GST cuts, this 110cc workhorse starts around ₹72,650 ex-showroom,

Topping out near ₹96,000 for loaded SmartXonnect variants, delivering fuss-free commuting that families have trusted for years.

I borrowed my neighbor’s last month for a week of school runs and market dashes in Mohali,

And its effortless pull through traffic jams reminded me why it outsells flashier rivals every time—no hype, just reliable miles.

The design keeps that familiar rounded charm with sharper LED headlights now standard, cutting through evening haze better than older halogens ever did.

At 1848mm long and just 106kg kerb weight, it zips past autos in tight spots while feeling planted for two-up loads.

Fresh shades like Matte Black or Pristine White keep it looking showroom-new even after lakhs of kilometers,

12-inch steel wheels on base models shod in 90/90 tubeless rubber gripping wet roads without drama.

Engine Smarts: Peppy and Pocket-Friendly

TVS refined the 113.3cc single-cylinder air-cooled mill with CVTi fuel injection and ECU ignition,

Squeezing 7.91 bhp at 6500rpm and 9.2 Nm from 5000rpm—enough shove for 82 kmph top speeds that make highway merges stress-free.

Claimed mileage hovers 48-52 kmpl ARAI, real-world netting 45-50 in city-highway mixes, stretching the 5.1-litre tank to over 250km before pump stops.

During my spins around Punjab’s clogged arterials, low-end torque pulled clean from lights without gear hunts, the CVT automatic swapping seamless for newbie riders.

Silent start and iGO Assist tech boost roll-on efficiency, killing vibes at idle while e-spark plugs fire crisp every time.

It’s no racetrack screamer, but for loaded pillion hops or grocery overloads, that midrange grunt shines—overtaking loaded trucks felt natural, no sweat.

Underseat storage gulps a full-face helmet plus laptop bag, external fuel filler popping quick at stations, 163mm ground clearance shrugging speed breakers like bumps.

Ride Quality: Stable and Soaking Rough Stuff

Telescopic hydraulic forks up front pair with adjustable rear shocks tuned softer for Indian potholes—plush compliance over moon craters without wallowing on sweeps.

1275mm wheelbase balances nimble city darts and highway poise, drum brakes front and rear blending via SBT for confident halts even in downpours.

I weaved one through flooded underpasses; no hydroplaning scares, just glued traction that built instant trust.

Pillion grab rail hugs secure, long single seat molds comfy for 50km hauls, footboard sweeping wide for bags.

Steel wheels shrug gravel better than alloys for rural runs, kerb weight lightening U-turns effortless.

Features That Fit Daily Life

Digital-analog cluster spills speedo, odo, fuel, mileage realtime, clock ticking meetings on point.

Bluetooth SmartXonnect variants ping calls and nav via app, hazard lights flashing emergencies, LED taillights glowing nights sharp.

USB charger juices phones mid-ride, seat-open switch pops storage remote, pass beam honks polite in packs.

No touchscreen overloads, but these basics nail 90% needs—my test scooter’s turn signals stayed reliable after puddle dives, side-stand cut-off saving forgetful kicks.

Safety Without the Fuss

Combi-braking system shares front 130mm and rear drums balanced, AHO lights grabbing attention dawn-dusk, engine kill switch tamper-proofing.

Pillion footrests fold flat solo, no ABS flash needed for predictable manners.

Tubeless tyres patch quick roadside, low center gravity prevents tip-overs at crawls.

Owners rack service-free lakhs; one cabbie buddy clocked 1.5 lakh km on basics.

Ownership Wins: Cheap Thrills Long Haul

Intervals stretch 5000km, bills ₹700-900, resale 60-70% after three years—beats Activa clones on network spread.

Five-year warranty options ease minds, parts flowing everywhere.

Rivals like Honda tempt refinement, Suzuki flash alloys; Jupiter counters space, stability, value—best first-family buy.

Base skips Bluetooth, so mid-trims sweeten deals.

Colors and Practical Touches

Walnut Brown, Starlight Blue—six hues suit vibes, Disc variants adding front bite for safety buffs.

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Why TVS Jupiter Rules 2026

TVS Jupiter thrives on doing basics brilliantly—spacious, stable, sippy—perfect urban partner without frills fatigue.

Updates keep it fresh, GST savings hooking budgets.

Leg over one; that first throttle twist seals loyalty for life. Dealers buzz with stock—grab before waitlists grow.