Updated scooter model boasts a revamped design, intelligent additions, and a refreshed cost
The TVS Motor Company has unveiled the 2025 version of its popular scooter, the TVS Jupiter 110. This latest iteration boasts a series of updates that make it a more attractive option in the competitive 110cc scooter market.
Design and Aesthetics
The 2025 TVS Jupiter 110 features a refreshed design with sharper LED DRLs, integrated indicators, and a slim LED tail-light bar, giving it a more upmarket look compared to previous models. The design includes an angular headlight, LED DRL, and lights at both ends, enhancing its visual appeal.
Practical Updates
Practical updates include a front fuel filler and reworked storage, with 15 first-in-class and 14 best-in-class features enhancing its daily usability and appeal. However, the gap between the seat and the front apron is a bit tight compared to rivals, which can limit carrying certain luggage over the apron.
Performance and Ride
The TVS Jupiter 110 delivers a smooth, sensible ride, tested in city and highway conditions. The engine boosts to 9.8 Nm in Assist mode. City riding on the TVS Jupiter 110 is described as mature and easy for most riders.
Features and Safety
The scooter offers a disc brake, but it is currently available only on the top-spec variant; lower-end variants have drum brakes. The storage space is improved but the gap between seat and front apron is a bit tight compared to rivals, which can limit carrying certain luggage over the apron. The headlamp includes a function that keeps it on for 15 seconds after the key is removed.
Comparison with Competition
While the Honda Activa 110 remains a benchmark for refinement and reliability, the new TVS Jupiter 110 stands out with a fresh design and an attractive feature set, especially targeting buyers looking for an upmarket yet practical 110cc scooter.
| Feature / Aspect | TVS Jupiter 110 (2025) | Honda Activa 110 | Competition Overview | |------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------| | Design | Sharper LED DRLs, LED tail light, more upmarket | Regular design, functional LED | Activa known for reliability; others like Hero Maestro, Suzuki Access focus on style and feature balance | | Features | 15 first-in-class, 14 best-in-class, front fuel filler, disc brake on top variant | Disc brake available, known for smooth ride | Segment generally offers LED lighting, disc brakes in higher models | | Practicality | Reworked storage, slightly less apron-seat gap for luggage | Spacious under-seat storage | Practical features vary by model but focus on everyday usability | | Performance & Ride | Smooth, sensible; tested in city and highways[1][2] | Known for refined engine and smoothness | 110cc segment scooters prioritize fuel efficiency and comfortable city commuting | | Price & Variants | Multiple variants with varying feature sets | Multiple trims, slightly premium pricing | Competitive pricing across brands; TVS offers good value proposition |
Pricing and Availability
The TVS Jupiter 110 is available in new Blue and Copper color options. The TVS Jupiter 110 is competitively priced, with a starting price of ₹78,631 (ex-showroom).
In summary, the 2025 TVS Jupiter 110 has been significantly upgraded to compete closely with the Honda Activa 110 and other key players by offering enhanced design, modern LED lighting, more convenience features, and a disc brake (limited to top trim), positioning it well in the competitive 110cc scooter market. The ride quality and stability of the TVS Jupiter 110 are commendable, making it feel planted, confident, and comfortable. The engine delivers 9 PS of power and 9.5 Nm of torque. The TVS Jupiter 110 features petal disc brakes, voice assistance, SmartX connectivity, and more. The scooter has demonstrated improved fuel efficiency, with observed figures of over 50 km/l on the highway and 44 km/l in the city. Sales numbers are rising, and the TVS Jupiter 110 is getting close to challenging the market leader in its segment.
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