TVS Jupiter 110 vs competition: specification comparison

    TVS has launched the newest iteration for its popular 110cc scooter. Here’s how the all new Jupiter 110 fares against its closest competitors.

    Published On Aug 23, 2024 07:00:00 AM

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    TVS Jupiter 110 vs rivals

    TVS has just launched the all-new Jupiter 110 for Rs 73,700. The 110cc scooter category is highly competitive, so let’s see how the new Jupiter stacks up against some of its closest rivals.

    TVS Jupiter vs competition: engine & output

    Engine & output
    TVS Jupiter 110Honda ActivaHero Pleasure Plus
    Engine113.3cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder109.51cc, single-cylinder110.9cc air-cooled, single-cylinder
    Power8.02hp at 6,500rpm7.84hp at 8,000rpm8.15hp at 7,000rpm
    Torque9.2Nm at 5,000rpm (without assist) / 9.8Nm at 5,00rpm (with assist)8.9Nm at 5,500rpm8.70Nm at 5,500rpm
    Power to weight ratio76.38hp/tonne74.67hp/tonne77.88hp/tonne

    The new Jupiter 110 now delivers slightly more power and torque than its predecessor. It still isn't the most powerful scooter in its segment and falls behind the Hero Pleasure Plus by a small margin. The Pleasure Plus also has the highest power-to-weight ratio in this comparison. However, thanks to its new hybrid assist feature, the Jupiter 110 now produces the most amount of torque in its segment both with and without the assist.

    TVS Jupiter vs competition: weight & dimensions

    Weight & dimensions
    TVS Jupiter 110Honda ActivaHero Pleasure Plus
    Seat height770mmNA765mm
    Ground clerance163mm162mm155mm
    Wheelbase1275mm1260mm1238mm
    Fuel capacity5.1 litres5.3 litres4.8 litres
    Weight105kg, 106kg105kg, 106kg104kg, 106kg

    The Jupiter 110 boasts of the longest wheelbase in this comparison, with the Honda Activa in second place. Both the Activa and the new Jupiter weigh the same, while the Hero Pleasure Plus is considerably lighter. The Activa also has the largest fuel capacity in this comparison, with the Jupiter coming in a close second. Additionally, both the Activa and Jupiter have nearly identical ground clearance, with the latter having a slight edge.

    TVS Jupiter vs competition: suspension & brakes

    Suspension & brakes
    TVS Jupiter 110Honda ActivaHero Pleasure Plus
    Brakes (F/R)220mm disc / 130mm drum130mm Drum / 130mm Drum130mm Drum / 130mm Drum
    Suspension (F/R)Telescopic Fork / MonoshockTelescopic Fork / MonoshockBottom link/ monoshock
    Tyres (F/R)90/90-12 / 90/90-1290/90-12 / 90/100-1090/100-10 / 90/100-10

    The TVS Jupiter 110 and Honda Activa feature similar suspension setups at the front and rear, while the Hero Pleasure Plus uses a bottom link setup at the front and a monoshock at the rear. The TVS Jupiter 110 rides on 12-inch wheels, whereas the Activa has a 12-inch wheel at the front and a 10-inch wheel at the rear. The Hero Pleasure Plus uses 10-inch wheels for both the front and rear. Both the Activa and the Hero Pleasure Plus are equipped with similarly sized drum brakes at both ends. The Jupiter 110 also comes with a drum brake setup but is additionally available with a front disc brake option.

    TVS Jupiter vs competition: price

    Price
    TVS JupiterHonda ActivaHero Pleasure Plus
    PriceRs 73,700 - Rs 87,250Rs 76,684 - Rs 82,684Rs 71,213 - Rs 83,113

    The Hero Pleasure Plus currently has the most affordable price tag, followed closely by the TVS Jupiter 110 and the Honda Activa. However, the Jupiter 110’s top-spec variant is the most expensive in this comparison. It is worth noting that the Jupiter 110 is the only motorcycle in this comparison to offer a front disc setup, which explains its higher asking price.

    Also see: 2024 TVS Jupiter 110 launched, prices start at Rs 73,700
     

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