TVS Jupiter, the preferred choice of Indian middle-class families and the true king of the scooter segment, has once again made a strong entry into the market with its new 2026 model. Amidst rising petrol prices, if you’re looking for a ride that’s not only buttery smooth but also savvy, the new Jupiter is the perfect choice. Continuing its “Zyada Ka Fayda” legacy, this scooter now comes with new iGO Assist technology and a futuristic Infinity Light Bar, giving it a leg up on its competitors.
Variants and Ex-Showroom Price
TVS Motor Company has introduced the Jupiter in two powerful 110cc and 125cc variants, allowing every customer to choose the right option for their needs. The 110cc model starts at just ₹73,400 ex-showroom, going up to ₹86,900 depending on the variants like Drum Alloy, Drum SXC, and Disc SXC.
For those seeking more power, the Jupiter 125cc option is available, with prices ranging from ₹81,000 to ₹93,450. On-road prices in Delhi and other major cities range from ₹83,000 to ₹1.15 lakh, depending on your city’s RTO and insurance charges.
Engine and Performance
The new TVS Jupiter 2026 is powered by a refined 113.3cc single-cylinder engine that produces 7.91 bhp of power and 9.8 Nm of torque. The engine’s biggest highlight is its iGO Assist technology, which comes with an integrated starter generator (ISG) and provides additional torque during overtaking.
This system not only gives the scooter a smooth start without any noise but also ensures significant fuel savings through the auto start-stop function in heavy traffic. The Jupiter 125cc engine produces 8.04 bhp, making it ideal for those who want unstoppable speed and stability on both highways and in the city.
Mileage
The biggest factor that makes the Jupiter India’s favorite scooter is its exceptional mileage, which has improved even further in the 2026 model. Thanks to iGO Assist technology, this new engine boasts a claimed mileage of approximately 10 percent more than the previous model.
Its ARAI-rated fuel economy is 53.84 km/l, but in real-world conditions, it easily delivers a solid 50 km/l in the city and 56 km/l on the highway. Its 5.1-liter fuel tank allows for a non-stop journey of approximately 250 kilometers on a single tank-full, eliminating the hassle of frequent trips to the petrol pump.
Smart Features and Comfort
TVS has designed the 2026 Jupiter to be completely tech-savvy and comfortable, with the SmartXonnect digital console available in the top variants. This system offers turn-by-turn navigation, call and SMS alerts, and voice assistance to keep the rider updated throughout the journey.
For comfort, it features the longest and widest seat in its segment, which absorbs the shocks of rough roads. The most notable feature is its 33-liter under-seat storage, which can easily accommodate two helmets or a full week’s worth of groceries. The 2-liter glove box and USB charging port at the front make your journey even more comfortable and convenient.
Safety
The TVS Jupiter is no less than a fortress of steel when it comes to safety, featuring the company’s signature Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT), which activates the front brakes in a balanced manner when the rear brakes are applied. The 90/90-12-inch tubeless tires provide a firm grip on the road and keep the rider safe even in the event of a sudden puncture.
For improved visibility at night, it features an LED headlight and a new Infinity Tail Light Bar, ensuring the vehicle’s presence is easily identified from afar. Apart from this, it has been provided with features like a side stand indicator and an engine inhibitor, which prevent the vehicle from starting when the stand is down and thus prevent any fatal accident.
