TVS Jupiter 110 : TVS Jupiter 110 has solidified its place as India’s go-to family scooter in 2026, blending buttery refinement with wallet-friendly running costs that keep owners hooked.

Fresh off a GST slash dropping prices to around ₹72,650 ex-showroom, this 113.3cc workhorse claims 52.8 kmpl while hauling two-up loads through Punjab’s chaotic traffic without breaking a sweat.

For Amloh riders juggling office runs and grocery hauls, it’s the no-fuss companion that starts first kick and lasts forever.​

Clean Lines and Family-Friendly Stance

The Jupiter 110 cuts a familiar yet sharper silhouette – upright ergonomics with a low 765mm seat height that lets short riders plant both feet flat at signals.

At 106kg kerb, it flicks through gaps easier than bulkier rivals, while 12-inch alloys front and rear (tubeless, of course) grip wet roads confidently.

That 190mm ground clearance devours speed breakers and village dirt tracks, and the chrome-lined headlamp with infinity LED DRLs lights up dusk commutes safely.​

Swing a leg over, and the long seat cushions pillion comfortably for 50km school drops, with 33-litre under-seat storage swallowing two helmets or a backpack plus veggies.

Front glovebox holds a 1-litre bottle, and the metal body panels shrug off dings from daily parking wars. Colors like Pristine White, Matte Black, and Dawn Orange keep it looking fresh without shouting.​

Engine Smarts: Pulls Strong, Sips Light

TVS reworked the 113.3cc single-cylinder air-cooled mill to dish 7.91 bhp at 6500rpm and 9.8Nm torque (with iGO Assist boost) at 5000rpm – peppy enough for quick merges yet torquey for loaded crawls.

CVTi fuel injection and XSens tech ensure crisp throttle response, idling smoothly via start-stop smarts that save fuel at endless red lights.

Real-world? Expect 48-55 kmpl solo, dipping to 45kmpl two-up with bags – the 5.1L tank stretches 250km between fills.​

Top speed kisses 82kmph without vibes rattling teeth, and the CVT auto makes learning a joke for new riders or wives taking over errands.

Bore-stroked at 51×55.5mm, it revs cleanly to redline, overtaking trucks on outskirts without drama. Ownership? Peanuts – service every 2500km runs ₹300-400, parts everywhere thanks to TVS’s massive net.​

Practical Tech Without the Gimmicks

Base models keep an analogue speedo with fuel gauge and odometer, but step up to SXC Disc for a color digital cluster flashing distance-to-empty, econometer, and service reminders.

USB charger port under bars juices phones mid-ride, hazard lamps flash for breakdowns, and engine kill-switch prevents rollaways. Front disc brake (130/110mm drums rear) hauls it down sharp, synced with CBS for panic stops on slick streets.​

Telescopic forks soak potholes plushly, adjustable twin shocks tweak for solo or pillion loads. External fuel cap speeds refills at crowded pumps, and side-stand indicator beeps if you forget – thoughtful touches that save headaches.

No Bluetooth wizardry, but who needs it when basics nail 90% of daily needs flawlessly.​​

Variant Choices and Street Buzz

Drum base at ₹72k scales to Special Edition Disc SmartXonnect around ₹88k on-road, with alloys, LED lights, and parking brake adding polish.

EMI dips to ₹2k/month, and recent GST cuts shaved ₹10k off bills, sparking showroom rushes.

Women love the effortless handling, dads dig mileage marathons, and YouTubers clock 50kmpl loaded proofs against Honda Activa.​​

Forums buzz with 20k km reports – “Zero breakdowns, rust-free even in rains” – though some wish for keyless ignition. In Punjab’s scooter wars, it edges Activa on torque and space, grabbing 15% segment share amid EV hype.​

Real Riders, Real Wins

Delivery riders swear by its balance for 12-hour shifts, families pile on for temple trips, and college kids customize exhausts for that throatier note.

Minor niggles like stiff pillion grabs fade against resale holding 80% after two years – better than flashier 125s. TVS’s 3-year warranty and free labor first service seal deals for worry-free miles.​

Against electric pretenders, petrol thrift wins in charger-scarce towns, proving 110cc still rules budgets.

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TVS Jupiter 110

TVS Jupiter 110 embodies scootering perfected – responsive power, cavernous storage, and 50kmpl grins that power India’s backbone without fanfare.

From Amloh markets to highway hops, it carries dreams affordably, reliably, endlessly. Park the hype, twist the throttle – join millions riding smart into 2026 and beyond.