TVS Jupiter MillionR Special Edition Launched; Priced at Rs. 53,034
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Jun 10, 2016, 09:46 PM
Key Highlights
- The Jupiter MillionR editions gets disc brakes and new colour scheme
- The MillionR edition celebrates the sale of 10 lakh Jupiter scooters
- Power output remains the same on the TVS Jupiter MillionR Special Edition
TVS Motor Company has launched the Jupiter MillionR Special Edition scooter in India, priced at Rs. 53,034 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new special edition has been launched to celebrate the sale of one million Jupiter scooters sold in the country, a milestone the company has managed to achieve in just 30 months. The popular scooter has received 10 additional features as a tribute to the 10 lakh customers as part of the special edition.
At the outset, the TVS Jupiter MillionR Special Edition gets a new royal wine colour with beige inner panels and dual-tone finished seat. More importantly, the Jupiter special edition comes equipped with a front disc brake and also sports the 'MillionR' badge on the front panel. Other upgrades include chrome finished rearview mirrors, beige floor mat and the MillionR key ring. There is also a provision for a mobile charger installation.
Commenting on the TVS Jupiter MillionR edition, Aniruddha Haldar, Vice President - Marketing, TVS said, "We are deeply humbled and grateful for the outstanding response and love that TVS Jupiter has garnered in such a short time. 10 lakh families have reposed faith in Jupiter and its promise of Zyada ka Fayda. It is only fitting that this milestone be celebrated in the same manner. This gave birth to the MillionR edition, with 10 new features, a tribute to each of our 10 lakh happy customers. We take this opportunity to recommit ourselves to always delivering Zyada ka Fayda to our customers. We wish to acknowledge our gratitude for the love and trust bestowed on us by our customers."
Talking about technical specifications, the TVS Jupiter MillionR edition gets no changes and continues to draw power from the 109.7 cc single-cylinder engine that produces 8bhp of power at 7500 rpm and peak torque of 8Nm at 5500 rpm. The motor is paired to an automatic transmission. The Jupiter has been one of the fastest growing scooter brands in the country and ranks among the top three best-selling scooters in terms of sales. The MillionR editions brings some significant updates to the scooter and is priced at a Rs. 3000 premium over the standard ZX variant.
At the outset, the TVS Jupiter MillionR Special Edition gets a new royal wine colour with beige inner panels and dual-tone finished seat. More importantly, the Jupiter special edition comes equipped with a front disc brake and also sports the 'MillionR' badge on the front panel. Other upgrades include chrome finished rearview mirrors, beige floor mat and the MillionR key ring. There is also a provision for a mobile charger installation.
TVS Jupiter Disc Brake Variant Comes with New Styling and Colour Scheme
Talking about technical specifications, the TVS Jupiter MillionR edition gets no changes and continues to draw power from the 109.7 cc single-cylinder engine that produces 8bhp of power at 7500 rpm and peak torque of 8Nm at 5500 rpm. The motor is paired to an automatic transmission. The Jupiter has been one of the fastest growing scooter brands in the country and ranks among the top three best-selling scooters in terms of sales. The MillionR editions brings some significant updates to the scooter and is priced at a Rs. 3000 premium over the standard ZX variant.
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