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8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

Here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about the TVS Jupiter 125.
2 min read•27 Jul '26
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8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

The TVS Jupiter 125 is the brand's premium family scooter, positioned above the Jupiter 110. It stands out for its practicality, thanks to its underfloor fuel tank, spacious underseat storage and feature-rich equipment list. Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about it.

1. What is the price of the TVS Jupiter 125?

The TVS Jupiter 125 is available in four variants – Drum Alloy, Disc Alloy, DT SXC and SmartXonnect. Prices start at Rs 87,171 for the Drum Alloy variant and go up to Rs 95,772 for the range-topping SmartXonnect variant (both ex-showroom).

2. What variants of the TVS Jupiter 125 are available?

The Jupiter 125 range comprises four variants. The Drum Alloy serves as the entry point, followed by the Disc Alloy. Above it sits the DT SXC variant, while the SmartXonnect is the range-topper with the most comprehensive feature set.

3. What engine does the TVS Jupiter 125 use?

The Jupiter 125 is powered by a 124.8cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine producing 8.15hp at 6,500rpm and 10.5Nm at 4,500rpm. It is paired with a CVT automatic transmission.

4. What is the fuel tank capacity and underseat storage of the TVS Jupiter 125?

8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

The Jupiter 125 gets a 5.1-litre fuel tank positioned beneath the floorboard, freeing up space for a 33-litre underseat storage compartment. TVS says the storage area is large enough to accommodate two full-face helmets, while the front-mounted fuel filler allows refuelling without opening the seat.

5. What features does the TVS Jupiter 125 have?

8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

Depending on the variant, the Jupiter 125 comes equipped with a digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity via TVS SmartXonnect, turn-by-turn navigation, call and SMS alerts, voice assist and distance-to-empty. Higher variants also get an LED headlight, a front-mounted external fuel filler, iGO Assist and Emergency Brake Warning (EBW).

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6. What are the kerb weight, seat height and ground clearance of the TVS Jupiter 125?

The Drum Alloy variant has a kerb weight of 108kg, while the Disc Alloy, DT SXC and SmartXonnect variants weigh 109kg. Seat height is 765mm, while ground clearance stands at 163mm across the range.

7. What braking hardware does the TVS Jupiter 125 get?

8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

The Drum Alloy variant gets drum brakes at both ends, while the Disc Alloy, DT SXC and SmartXonnect variants feature a front disc and rear drum setup. All variants come equipped with TVS' Combi-braking system.

8. What colours is the TVS Jupiter 125 available in?

8 things to know before buying the TVS Jupiter 125

The TVS Jupiter 125 is offered in multiple colour options, with availability varying depending on the variant. These include Dawn Blue Matte, Titanium Grey Matte, Ivory Matte Blue, Ivory Brown, Ivory Grey, Ivory Matte Copper Bronze, Elegant Red, White and Black

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