TVS New Jupiter News

While the two new colours are exclusive to the DT SXC variant, the brand has also revised the prices of the scooter across the variants.

The new variant primarily introduces two new dual-tone colour options for the scooter

The teaser hints at a notable design revamp for the scooter, which has only received minor incremental updates since its launch in 2021

While still in its concept phase, this will be the world’s first CNG-powered scooter if it goes into production

TVS has given the Jupiter 110 a complete overhaul for the Indian market but how does it stack up against the segment leader?

The new Jupiter 110 is offered in six colour options and four variants; prices start at Rs 73,700 (ex-showroom).

Available in a total of four variants, the new Jupiter also promises higher fuel efficiency thanks to the inclusion of an integrated starter generator.

With the update, the scooter is expected to receive an all-new design, along with a range of new features

One of the major changes is expected to be in the form of a new design for the upcoming Jupiter 110 scooter.

One of TVS’s most successful products, this is the first time that the Jupiter will receive a comprehensive update since its launch over 11 years ago

This support initiative will run for 10 days from 8 December to 18 December for customers of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry affected from the flash floods

The SmartXonnect variant demands a premium of Rs 4825 over the current disc-alloy top-spec variant

TVS launches the Jupiter ZX Drum variant with a SmartXonnect feature allowing Bluetooth-connected digital instrument cluster priced at Rs. 84,468 (ex-showroom, Delhi)

The new Jupiter Classic commemorates the scooter crossing the five-million-unit sales milestone.

The TVS Jupiter has witnessed a price hike from Rs. 736, going up to Rs. 2,336, across its five variants.

The TVS Jupiter 125 is a well-packaged offering and ticks all the right boxes. Should it be your next family scooter? Here's a pros and cons list to help you decide.

The new TVS Jupiter 125 has been positioned alongside the N Torq 125 and is the quintessential family scooter.

The TVS Jupiter 125 takes the Jupiter legacy forward in a completely new and more powerful avatar. It also gets several segment-first features and innovations that will impress buyers.

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Here's a look at the scooters that compete with the TVS Jupiter 110.

TVS Motor Company recently launched the Jupiter ZX variant with disc brake. It is priced at Rs. 69,052. We tell you everything you need to know about the newly launched variant of the TVS Jupiter.

TVS Motor Company increased the prices of the Jupiter range by up to Rs. 651 in June 2020. Barely a month later, the prices of the Jupiter range has been increased by Rs. 1,040.

TVS Motor Company has silently increased the price of yet another BS6 model in its line-up, and this time around it is the TVS Jupiter 110 cc scooter. Both the Jupiter and the Jupiter ZX variants have received a marginal bump of Rs. 613, and now retail at Rs. 62,062 and Rs. 64,062, respectively, while the top-end trim, TVS Jupiter Classic, has become dearer by Rs. 651 and it is now sold at Rs. 68,562 (all prices ex-showroom, Delhi).

TVS Motor Company has announced the launch of the Bharat Stage VI (BS6) compliant TVS Jupiter 110 cc scooter in India. Equipped with ET-Fi (Ecothrust Fuel injection) technology, the TVS Jupiter Classic ET-Fi is the first in the Jupiter portfolio to become BS6 compliant and it has been launched at Rs. 67,911 (ex-showroom Delhi).

The TVS Jupiter Grande is the only scooter in its segment to feature smartphone connectivity. The engine and mechanicals remain the same as the standard TVS Jupiter.

The TVS Jupiter ZX gets an LED headlamp, semi-digital console and an adjustable rear monoshock, and replaces the Grande as the new range-topping variant.

Having been spotted at a dealership recently, the TVS Jupiter Grande special edition has been launched in India with prices starting at Rs. 55,936 for the drum version, and Rs. 59,648 (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi) for the Disc version. The new edition aims to bring some novelty to the Jupiter amidst the festive season and improve sales further on the country's second best-selling scooter. Most noticeably, the TVS Jupiter Grande is finished in the special Starlight Blue shade, while there are a host of other upgrades on offer.

TVS Motor Company will soon introduce a new special variant of the TVS Jupiter, the company's bestselling scooter, just ahead of the festive season.

Adding a new milestone to its name, the TVS Jupiter has crossed the 2.5 million sales mark in India. The Jupiter was launched in India five years ago, in 2013, and with each year it's been showing impressive growth in the 110 cc scooter segment.

The TVS Jupiter is the one of the company's bestselling offerings and has achieved a new milestone with sales crossing the 2 million mark. The Hosur-based manufacturer announced that the Jupiter scooter crossed the 20 lakh sales mark since its launch in 2013. The 2 million mark comes in just a little over a year after the 1 million mark was achieved in early 2016.