TVS Jupiter with start-stop technology launched at Rs 72,347

    The intelliGO technology is available only on the Jupiter ZX Disc variant, at the moment.

    Published On Feb 03, 2021 01:10:00 PM

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    TVS Jupiter with start-stop technology launched at Rs 72,347

    TVS Motor Company has introduced its stop-start technology, called TVS intelliGO, with the first vehicle to feature it being the Jupiter. Despite the addition of the new technology, the ZX Disc has not received a notable hike and is priced at Rs 72,347. 

    The intelliGO system works much like the silent-start-stop system we’ve seen on some other Honda and Hero two-wheeler offerings. However, the introduction of this technology on the Jupiter makes it the first 110cc scooter to get the feature. According to the company, “TVS intelliGO enhances the riding comfort, mileage and reduces emissions by intelligently switching off the engine during long idling like traffic signals and other transient stops. The vehicle is ready to go by a simple throttle rev which enhances convenience.” 

    The Jupiter’s 110cc engine develops 7.5hp at 7,000rpm while producing a maximum torque of 8.4Nm at 5500rpm.

    In the transition to comply with BS6, the Jupiter also made the switch from a carburettor to a fuel-injection system as a fueling method. The Jupiter’s system targets fuel economy and the company is claiming that it is 15 percent more efficient than the model it replaced. In our tests, the BS6 Jupiter returned 50.4kpl in the city and 57.6kpl on the highway. The intelliGO system should allow it to return slightly better efficiency in the city.

    Also see:

    BS6 TVS Jupiter review, test ride

    BS6-updated TVS Jupiter ET-Fi makes lesser power

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