New TVS 2024 Jupiter

Despite inheriting the same 8-year-old design of the previous models, TVS Jupiter still manages a fresh look and design. It comes with the elegance and sleekness of the mature two-wheeler audience would definitely appreciate. Unlike NTorq, the Jupiter does not feature flashy colours, and the starlight blue and Royal wine colour choices bring a premium feel to the scooter. It also features dual-tone seats, 3D logo along with a few chrome bits to upgrade its style quotient. The model is bare-boned and the standard model does not feature an USB Charger. A windshield has been added to the classic variants only.

The new LED headlamp is a significant upgrade from the halogen headlamps in the previous models. The bright and big indicators and the attractive tail-light set the tone while riding. The seat features a dual-tone brown and beige, which compliments the scooter’s overall look.
 

TVS Jupiter’s overall performance is impressive in the two-wheeler market in India. Registering almost mixed to positive reviews from users and critics, the bike is ideal for daily commuting. The 109cc, single cylinder, fuel injected, air-cooled engine is able to produce a maximum power of 7.4 PS at 7000 rpm and a maximum torque of 8.4 Nm at 5500 rpm. In order to meet the BS6 norms, the scooter has undergone a number of changes. Despite the integration of fuel injections, the scooter is restrictively tuned and it has lost a bit on performance. A slight gruffness might be felt at a low speed which is likely to go away at 35-40 kmph.

One positive side of TVS Jupiter is its ride quality. In the front of the scooter is the telescopic fork shock absorber, which is paired with a conventional 3-step preload adjustable mono-shock in the middle. Even though the TVS Jupiter does not offer anything extraordinary, it does not miss out on the basic features. A front disc brake option is available for the rider, and it also comes with a pair of drum brakes in the rear as well as in the front, which enables quick stop. Even with the simple features, the ride quality of the scooter is impressive, making it convenient and functional.

Even with simple and ordinary features, TVS Jupiter feels comfortable while riding and an ideal choice for daily urban commuting and long rides. The seats are well-cushioned and long, adding to the comfort of the rider as well as the pillion. Besides, the smooth suspension on the scooter is capable of absorbing most potholes and bumps, making the vehicle ideal for Indian roads. The sitting posture might feel strenuous after a long ride.

This is a major aspect where TVS Jupiter cuts several corners. Even though there is a fuel injector in the scooter and it is fuel-injected, it lacks a number of significant modern tech features, which are available in almost all the other scooters in the same segment. The features available on this bike include the following:

• Mobile app
• Bluetooth connectivity
• Helmet reminder
• Navigation assist
• Data analogue speedometer
• Voice assist
• Adjustable shocks.

There is however, one significant feature in the TVS Jupiter and that is the patented Eco Metre, which features Eco Mode and Power Mode. While Eco Mode ensures better fuel efficiency of the vehicle, the power mode ensures more power from the engine.

The efficient engine of TVS Jupiter is capable of providing almost up to 62 Kmpl in all the variants. It also features a 5 litres fuel tank capacity along with a 1 litre reserve tank as well. Adding all of this, a rider is able to get 310 km of riding range, on an average.

Considering the affordable price range of the TVS Jupiter, it can be assumed that the bike is a good value for money. Even though it has missed out on some important tech features, it still has a lot to offer at this price range, and therefore, an ideal vehicle for daily commuting. Overall, the TVS Jupiter is fashionable, productive, efficient and practical for use.

The TVS Jupiter offers 5 free services. The first service is offered after 500-750km, or 1 month, whichever is earlier. The second free service is offered after 2500-3000 km, or 3 months, whichever is earlier. The third service is offered after 5000-6000km, or 6 months, whichever is earlier. The fourth service is offered after 8500-900 Km, or 9 months, whichever is earlier and the fifth service is done after 11,500 Km-12,000 Km, or 12 months, whichever is earlier.

The other motorbikes competing in the same segment as TVS Jupiter include Honda Activa 6G, Honda Maestro Edge 110, Honda Pleasure Plus 110, and so on.

Analysing the other motorbikes competing in the same segment, the TVS Jupiter is possibly the most affordable of all. It is INR300 less than the Activa 6G base variant, when both the scooters are equipped in the same fashion. Moreover, the larger rear wheel gives TVS Jupiter a slight advantage. It is a vehicle worth buying at this price.