TVS Jupiter 110 OVERVIEW & PRICE
PERFORMANCE
The TVS Jupiter 110 is powered by a 113cc single-cylinder engine derived from the larger Jupiter 125. This engine produces 8 bhp at 6500 rpm and 9.8 Nm of torque, providing a balanced mix of power and efficiency. The scooter can reach 82 kmph, making it suitable for city commutes and short highway rides.
TVS Jupiter 110 MILEAGE
The new Jupiter 110 offers competitive mileage 60-65km/l, thanks to its efficient engine and the new ‘iGO assist’ micro-hybrid system. This system shuts off the engine if it remains idle for more than 5 seconds and restarts it when the accelerator is twisted, thereby conserving fuel.
TVS Jupiter 110 FEATURES
The TVS Jupiter 110 is packed with best-in-segment features. It includes a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity through the TVS Xonnect app, allowing riders to access various smart features via their smartphones. The scooter also boasts a large 33L under-seat storage compartment, capable of housing two helmets, and a redesigned storage compartment with a relocated 5.1-litre fuel tank under the footboard.
HANDLING AND COMFORT
The Jupiter 110 is built on an all-new chassis derived from the Jupiter 125, ensuring a stable and comfortable ride. The scooter handles well, providing a smooth experience even on poorly paved surfaces. The increased seat length of 756 mm adds comfort, making it ideal for longer rides.
BUILD QUALITY
The TVS Jupiter 110’s build quality is robust, focusing on durability and longevity. The scooter features 12-inch wheels with an all-black finish, adding to its sleek and cohesive look. The overall design has been refined to offer a more mature and aspirational aesthetic.
STYLING
The new Jupiter 110 has undergone a complete styling refresh. It features LED lighting, with an ‘Infinity’ LED DRL running across the apron and at the rear. The scooter looks sharper and more modern, appealing to many customers.
TVS Jupiter 110 COLOUR OPTIONS AND VARIANTS
The TVS Jupiter 110 has six colour options:
- Galactic Copper Matte
- Meteor Red Gloss
- Titanium Grey Matte
- Lunar White Gloss
- Starlight Blue Gloss
- Dawn Blue.
It comes in four variants:
- Drum brakes with steel wheels
- Drum brakes with alloy wheels
- Drum brakes with SmartXonnect app integration
- Disc brakes with SmartXonnect integration.
VALUE FOR MONEY
With prices starting from ₹ 73,700, the TVS Jupiter 110 offers excellent value for money. It is competitively priced against its primary rival, the Honda Activa, and it provides a host of features that justify its cost.
TVS JUPITER 110 VERDICT
The TVS Jupiter 110 is a well-rounded scooter with a blend of performance, comfort, and advanced features. Its modern design, robust build quality, and value-for-money proposition stand out in its segment. Whether for daily commutes or family rides, the new Jupiter 110 is poised to be a strong contender in the Indian scooter market.
PROS
- Advanced Features: Fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity.
- Large Storage: 33L under-seat storage.
- Efficient Engine: 113cc engine with 8 bhp and 9.8 Nm of torque.
- Comfortable Ride: Improved chassis and increased seat length.
CONS
- Limited Luggage Hooks: Only one luggage hook is available.
LIST OF ALL TVS BIKES
APACHE RR 310
312.2cc, 30-36km/l,
38PS @ 9,800rpm,
29Nm @ 7,900rpm
Price – ₹ 2,75,000 Onwards
TVS X
4.4 kWh, 140km/charge,
11,000W, —
105km/h
Price – ₹ 2,49,990 Onwards
APACHE RTR 310
312.2cc, 28-32km/l,
35.6PS @ 9,700rpm,
28.7Nm @ 7,700rpm
Price – ₹ 2,49,990 Onwards
RONIN
225.9cc, 40-45km/l,
20.4PS @ 7,750rpm,
19.93Nm @ 3,750rpm
Price – ₹ 1,49,200 Onwards
APACHE RTR 200 4V
197.75cc, 47-52km/l,
20.82PS @ 9,000rpm
17.25Nm @ 7,250rpm
Price – ₹ 1,47,820 Onwards
APACHE RTR 180
177.4cc, 45-50km/l,
16.7PS @ 8,500rpm
15.5Nm @ 7,000rpm
Price – ₹ 1,32,220 Onwards
APACHE RTR 160 4V
159.7cc, 48-54km/l,
17.55PS @ 9,250rpm,
14.73Nm @ 7,250rpm
Price – ₹ 1,24,870 Onwards
APACHE RTR 160
159.7cc, 49-54km/l,
15.53PS @ 8,400rpm,
13.9Nm @ 7,000rpm
Price – ₹ 1,20,420 Onwards
RAIDER
124.8cc, 58-63km/l,
11.38PS @ 7,500rpm,
11.2N.m @ 6,000rpm
Price – ₹ 95,219 Onwards
IQUBE
3.04kWh, 100km/charge,
4,400W, 117.2KG
78km/h
Price – ₹ 1,17,299 Onwards
NTORQ
124.8cc, 47-53km/l,
9.4PS @ 7,000rpm,
10.5Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 84,636 Onwards
JUPITER 125
124.8cc, 50-57km/l,
8.15PS @ 6,500rpm,
10.5Nm @ 4,500rpm
Price – ₹ 83,855 Onwards
STAR CITY PLUS
109.7cc, 81-85km/l,
8.08PS @ 7,350rpm,
8.7NM @ 4,500rpm
Price – ₹ 74,990 Onwards
ZEST 110
109.7cc, 60-62km/l,
7.8PS @ 7,500rpm,
8.8Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 74,476 Onwards
JUPITER
109.7cc, 57-63km/l,
7.8PS @ 7,500rpm
8.8Nm @ 5,500rpm
Price – ₹ 73,650 Onwards
SPORT
109.7cc, 81-85km/l,
8.29PS @ 7,350rpm,
8.7Nm @ 4,500rpm
Price – ₹ 59,881 Onwards
RADEON
109.7cc, 64-69km/l,
8.08PS @ 7,350rpm,
8.7Nm @ 4,500rpm
Price – ₹ 62,630 Onwards
XL 100
99.7cc, 55-67km/l,
4.35PS @ 6,000rpm,
6.5Nm @ 3,500rpm
Price – ₹ 44,999 Onwards
ABOUT TVS BIKES
TVS Motor Company, a prominent player in the Indian two-wheeler industry, has a rich innovation and strategic growth history. TVS Motor manufactures a wide range of two-wheelers, including mopeds, scooters, commuter motorcycles, and racing-inspired bikes like the TVS Apache series and the TVS Apache RR310. The company’s diverse product portfolio caters to various segments, ensuring options for different customer preferences and needs.
Early Beginnings and Foundation
- 1911: TVS was founded by T.V. Sundaram Iyengar as a transportation company. Initially, it operated buses between Madurai and Theni under the name Southern Roadways.
- 1962: TVS’s journey in the automotive sector began with the establishment of Sundaram Clayton, which manufactured automotive parts in collaboration with Clayton Dewandre Holdings, UK.
Entry into Two-Wheelers
- 1976: TVS set up a manufacturing plant to produce mopeds, marking its entry into the two-wheeler segment.
- 1980: The TVS 50, India’s first two-seater moped, was launched, revolutionizing personal mobility in India.
Strategic Collaborations and Innovations
- 1982: TVS entered into a technical collaboration with Suzuki Motor Corporation, leading to the establishment of Indo Suzuki Motorcycles Ltd. This partnership introduced 100cc Indo-Japanese motorcycles in India.
- 1989: TVS Motor began manufacturing motorcycles, significantly expanding its product offerings.
- 1994: The launch of the TVS Scooty, a light scooter, further solidified TVS’s presence in the two-wheeler market.
Growth and Technological Advancements
- 2001: TVS ended its collaboration with Suzuki and was renamed TVS Motor Company, focusing on indigenous development.
- 2002: TVS Victor, India’s first fully indigenously developed motorcycle, was launched, showcasing the company’s commitment to innovation.
- 2006: TVS introduced the Apache series, which became India’s first bike to feature an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).
Expansion and Global Reach
- 2016: TVS began manufacturing the BMW G310R, a model co-developed with BMW Motorrad, highlighting its global partnerships.
- 2020: TVS acquired Norton Motorcycle Company, expanding its footprint in the international market.
- 2022: TVS announced a significant investment in Norton Motorcycle, further strengthening its global presence.
Recent Developments and Future Prospects
- 2024: TVS continues to innovate, introducing vehicles like the TVS iQube and investing in electric vehicle startups.
- Current: TVS Motor Company is the third-largest motorbike manufacturer in India and the second-largest two-wheeler exporter, with a presence in over 60 countries.
TVS Motor Company has evolved from a transportation service provider to a leading two-wheeler manufacturer known for its innovation, quality, and strategic growth. The company’s journey reflects its ability to adapt to changing market dynamics and consumer preferences, ensuring its continued success in the competitive automotive industry.
