TVS Jupiter 125 : TVS Jupiter 125 rolls out as the family scooter’s stylish upgrade, blending sharp design lines with a cutting-edge TFT display that turns heads in every bazaar from Narnaund to Delhi.
This 125cc powerhouse delivers effortless city zips, massive under-seat storage, and smart connectivity, making daily commutes feel premium without wallet worries.
Fresh Styling Turns Urban Streets Electric
The Jupiter 125 sheds bland curves for aggressive creases and a muscular stance, with a wide stance front apron housing sleek LED headlights that slice night fog like butter.
Chrome accents gleam on the handlebar, side panels, and exhaust shield, while sculpted flanks hug 12-inch alloys wrapped in wide tubeless rubber for planted cornering on rain-slicked Haryana roads.
Dual-tone paints like Ivory Brown and Matte Grey pop against blacked-out mirrors, and the elongated seat stretches 790mm for pillion comfort on school runs or market hops.
Rear LED taillights wrap around with a sporty C-shape, and a chunky grab rail ensures secure grips during sudden stops.
Ground clearance at 163mm laughs off potholes, while the 108kg kerb weight keeps it flickable through traffic snarls.
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TFT Display Brings Smartphone Smarts
Ditching analogue dials, the top SmartXonnect trim flaunts a vibrant TFT screen that beams navigation, call alerts, and voice assists straight from your phone via Bluetooth.
Turn-by-turn maps guide through unfamiliar lanes, while instantaneous fuel economy readings help stretch every drop on long rides to Hisar or beyond.
Customizable themes shift from day to night modes, and service reminders ping before breakdowns strand you.
Analogue-digital hybrids on base variants still pack digital odo and trip meters, but the full TFT elevates it to Ntorq levels of tech without the race-bike price.
USB charging ports keep devices alive, and external fuel fill under the handlebar means no awkward reaches mid-traffic.
125cc Heart Pumps Refined Power
The air-cooled 124.8cc single-cylinder mill churns 8.5PS at 6500rpm and 11.1Nm torque peaks, mated to a silky CVT for throttle response that surges past autos without drama.
Mid-range grunt shines in 30-60kmph overtakes, hitting 95kmph tops for highway confidence minus vibes that numb hands.
ETFi tech optimizes fuel for real-world 50-57kmpl sips, outpacing Activa 125 thirst in stop-go chaos. Body Balance engineering steadies leans, and synchronized braking blends front disc with rear drum for 19m stops from 60kmph.
Light clutch-free shifts make it newbie-friendly, perfect for two-wheeler upgraders eyeing family haulers.
Storage and Comfort Redefine Practicality
Under-seat space swallows two helmets plus groceries in 33 litres, thanks to the floorboard-mounted 5.1-litre tank freeing floor real estate. Glovebox holds 2 litres more for masks or toll coins, and front legroom at 380mm lets taller riders stretch without cramps.
Pillion footrests fold neatly, and the 765mm seat height suits short riders in sarees or office-goers alike. AC vents? Skip it—this scooter’s open design and light weight conquer summer heat better than enclosed rivals.
Boot light illuminates midnight unpacking, and carry hooks secure bags from swinging loose.
Safety Net Without Compromises
Dual-channel ABS lurks in rumors for higher trims, but standard setups pack LED DRLs for visibility, engine kill switch for theft deterrence, and hazard flashers for breakdowns. ISG start-stop saves fuel at signals, and exhaust heat shields prevent leg burns on kids’ rides.
TVS Intelligo crunches data for smoother rides, while the sturdy chassis shrugs off daily abuse from loaded veggie runs to school shuttles.
Pricing Fuels Mass Appeal
Base Drum variants kick off at ₹76,000 ex-showroom, climbing to ₹89,000 for loaded DT SXC TFT specials, with Delhi on-roads hitting ₹85,000-₹1 lakh including insurance. EMI at ₹2,500 monthly woos budgets, undercutting Access 125 premiums while matching features.
Four variants span needs from bare-bones commuters to tech lovers, with 13 colours ensuring personalization. Service networks blanket Haryana, promising cheap upkeep over five years.
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TVS Jupiter 125 Rivals Quake in the Rearview
Honda Activa 125 feels dated next to this TFT wizardry, Suzuki Access lags in storage, and Hero Destini can’t touch the power. Jupiter 125 nabs the sweet spot for style-savvy families ditching 110cc basics, blending Jupiter reliability with 125cc pep.
Urban riders in Narnaund will queue for test rides, as TVS eyes 1 lakh monthly sales amid scooter wars. It’s not just transport—it’s a stylish statement on wheels.