TVS Jupiter 125
TVS has launched the Jupiter 110 Spectral Dual-Tone range in India, featuring new Spectral Blue and Spectral Copper colour schemes with sequential turn indicators and a pillion backrest. Prices start at Rs. 89,825 (ex-showroom).
TVS have increased prices for the Jupiter 125 range by around Rs. 1,000 for 2026, while the Jupiter 125 SXC Dual-Tone gets two updated colours - Ivory Elite Green, and Ivory Matte Copper Bronze.
What is Good?

• Quite value for money

• Loaded with some practical features

• Easy access to fuel lid

What can be improved ?

• Looks similar to Activa 125

• Instrument cluster looks dull

The TVS Jupiter 125 is meant for people who want an everyday family scooter that is easy to live with but also something that evokes a sense of opulence.
It gets lots of features, is comfortable but a few things like instrument cluster design makes it little less interesting.
Comfort is another strong point of the new Jupiter 125 and the highlight of the scooter is the seat. TVS says it is 65mm larger than Jupiter 110's. In that case, it should be comfortable even with two large-sized individuals seated on it.
The Jupiter 125 is powered by a 125cc, air-cooled, two-valve engine that churns out around 8bhp of power and 10.5Nm of peak torque
The engine of the scooter feels smooth and refined for the most part. However, when you accelerate it from any given speed, a minor buzz creeps in on the footboard and a bit on the handlebar. While this doesn’t cause any discomfort as such.