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TVS Scooter

TVS Jupiter 125

TVS’s 125cc family scooter, with more pull than the Activa and navigation on board.

On sale MotoSutra editorial rating 4.2/5 MotoSutra editorial rating: Rated 4.2 out of 5 ₹78,000 – ₹87,000 Delhi NCR ex-showroom
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Price
₹78,000 – ₹87,000
Delhi NCR ex-showroom
Mileage
55 kmpl
Engine
125 cc
Power
8.1 bhp
Torque
10.8 Nm
Top speed
88 kmph
Kerb weight
108 kg
Seat height
790 mm
Ground clearance
163 mm
Seats
2
Fuel
Petrol
Gearbox
CVT
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Price

Ex-showroom price

₹78,000 - ₹87,000

Delhi NCR

Launched November 2025

Range spread ₹78,000 – ₹87,000

TVS Jupiter 125 variant prices

Variant Ex-showroom
Jupiter 125 petrol cvt External fuel filler · Fully digital instrument ₹78,000
Jupiter 125 Disc petrol cvt Front disc with single-channel ABS · LED headlamp ₹83,000
Jupiter 125 SmartXonnect petrol cvt Navigation and vehicle tracking · Premium seat and alloys ₹87,000

Prices are ex-showroom, Delhi NCR, unverified MotoSutra catalogue estimates — not official or live quotations. Confirm current prices with the manufacturer and a dealer.

Mileage and fuel use

Published mileage

55 km/l

Fuel economy varies with traffic, speed, load, road conditions and maintenance. A published figure is not a promise of real-world consumption.

Performance and powertrain

Engine

125 cc · 1 cylinders

Maximum power
8.1 bhp at 6,500 rpm
Maximum torque
10.8 Nm at 4,000 rpm
Top speed
88 km/h

Specifications

Engine and performance

TVS Jupiter 125 engine and performance
Engine 125 cc, 1-cylinder
Max power 8.1 bhp @ 6,500 rpm
Max torque 10.8 Nm @ 4,000 rpm
Mileage 55 kmpl
Top speed 88 kmph
Gearbox Cvt

Chassis and safety

TVS Jupiter 125 chassis and safety
Kerb weight 108 kg
Seat capacity 2 persons
Suspension 31 mm telescopic front fork, rear shock absorber with five-step preload
Brakes Front disc with single-channel ABS on the higher variant, rear drum, combined braking
Tyres Front and rear 90/90-12, tubeless
Safety equipment Single-channel ABS and a 220 mm front disc on the disc variant; no crash-test rating

Dimensions

TVS Jupiter 125 dimensions
Length 1860 mm
Seat height 790 mm
Wheelbase 1321 mm
Ground clearance 163 mm

Figures without a named source document are unverified MotoSutra catalogue estimates, not official specifications. Confirm current numbers with the manufacturer.

What to know about the Jupiter 125

The Jupiter 125 is aimed squarely at the household that has outgrown a 110 and does not want to think about it twice. The 124.8cc engine makes its 10.8 Nm low enough that the scooter pulls away from a signal with a passenger aboard without the CVT needing to be worked, and on an expressway it holds 80 km/h with reserve the smaller scooters cannot offer.

Equipment is where the value sits. The connected console mirrors navigation onto the instrument, shows incoming calls and reports vehicle health to a phone, and the whole package is priced within a few thousand rupees of the best-equipped 110s. TVS also fits single-channel ABS and a front disc on the upper variant, which is the specification most families actually need and most rivals reserve for a premium.

The compromise is composure. The rear shock is soft once a passenger is aboard and it floats over sharp ridges at speed, the styling is deliberately upright rather than stylish, and above 85 km/h the scooter is at its ceiling rather than merely cruising. For a household that carries two people more often than it chases a speed limit, none of those are dealbreakers.

  • 10.8 Nm from 4,000 rpm — the strongest low-end here
  • Bluetooth console with route navigation under ₹90,000
  • Single-channel ABS and a front disc on the disc variant

Features

Instrumentation

  • SmartXonnect instrument cluster with phone pairing
  • Turn-by-turn navigation prompts on the instrument
  • Service-due, fuel-efficiency and battery-health readouts
  • Tripmeter with average and instantaneous consumption

Convenience

  • Long dual saddle at 790 mm with a passenger grab rail
  • External fuel filler and a front utility compartment
  • Convers+ app with vehicle tracking and geo-fencing
  • Answer-back key and remote seat release

Chassis

  • 1,321 mm wheelbase for stability with a pillion
  • Telescopic fork with a 31 mm tube diameter
  • Five-step adjustable rear shock absorber
  • 12-inch tubeless tyres on cast wheels

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Carries two adults without the effort a 110 demands
  • Connected console with navigation at a commuter price
  • Long wheelbase gives it the steadiest front end of the petrol scooters here

What we would change

  • Rear suspension softens quickly with a passenger aboard
  • Body styling is upright and conservative
  • No composure left above about 85 km/h

Editorial rating

How it scores

4.2/5

Overall score across 7 rated dimensions

MotoSutra editorial rating: 4.2 out of 5

Lowest rated

Design

3.7/5

Styling, ergonomics & presence

  • Performance Power, acceleration & riding dynamics 4.0/5 Very strong
  • Features Equipment & rider features 4.3/5 Very strong
  • Design Styling, ergonomics & presence 3.7/5 Good
  • Safety Build quality, safety equipment & ratings 3.9/5 Good
  • Interior Rider ergonomics, seat & practicality 3.9/5 Good
  • Efficiency Mileage, range & running costs 4.6/5 Excellent
  • Comfort Ride quality & long-distance comfort 4.3/5 Very strong

TVS’s 125cc family scooter, with more pull than the Activa and navigation on board.

MotoSutra editorial rating on a 5-point scale. Rated across 7 dimensions; unscored dimensions are omitted.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the TVS Jupiter 125 price?

The three listed variants run from ₹78,000 to ₹87,000 ex-showroom Delhi NCR, which undercuts most 125cc rivals while offering more equipment than the equivalent 110s.

What mileage does the Jupiter 125 return?

TVS claims 55 kmpl. MotoSutra estimates 44-50 kmpl in city traffic and around 52 kmpl on a steady highway run, close to what a 110 manages with less effort in reserve.

Which Jupiter 125 variant is worth buying?

The disc model is the sensible floor — for ₹5,000 it adds a front disc, single-channel ABS and an LED headlamp. The SmartXonnect variant is worth the further ₹4,000 only if navigation and tracking will actually be used.

How does it compare against the Honda Activa?

The Jupiter has more torque, a longer saddle and better brakes; the Activa is lighter at low speed, cheaper to fuel and holds resale value better. A household that carries a passenger should buy the TVS.

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