CHENNAI: The TVS Jupiter 110 starts at Rs 74,400 and goes up to Rs 90,225 across five versions, while the bigger Jupiter 125 costs Rs 82,100 to Rs 90,335 across four, according to TVS Motor's official Jupiter pages. TVS says the Jupiter 125 figures are ex-showroom Delhi prices. Price as of 24 October 2026, 12:30 AM IST.
You can book either scooter on the TVS website or at a TVS dealer. Both pages carry a city selector for on-road prices, and TVS notes that prices vary with colour and accessories and can change without notice, so check the figure for your city on the day you book.
Key facts: TVS Jupiter price October 2026
Jupiter 110 price: Rs 74,400 (Drum) to Rs 90,225 (Dual Tone).
Jupiter 125 price: Rs 82,100 (Drum Alloy) to Rs 90,335 (SmartXonnect), ex-showroom Delhi.
Engines: 113.3 cc, 5.9 kW at 6,500 rpm for the 110; 124.8 cc, 6.0 kW at 6,500 rpm for the 125.
Where to buy: TVS Motor dealers and the official TVS website.
TVS Jupiter 110 price for all five versions
Drum: Rs 74,400.
Drum Alloy: Rs 79,725.
SmartXonnect Drum: Rs 84,625.
SmartXonnect Disc: Rs 87,225.
Dual Tone: Rs 90,225.
The biggest single step is the first one. Alloy wheels add Rs 5,325 over the base Drum, and the SmartXonnect connected pack adds another Rs 4,900. The disc brake then costs Rs 2,600 more, and the Dual Tone finish sits Rs 3,000 above that. TVS does not name a city for the Jupiter 110 figures on its page, so treat them as the starting prices it lists and confirm the local ex-showroom price with your dealer.
TVS Jupiter 125 price for all four versions
Drum Alloy: Rs 82,100.
Disc: Rs 86,110.
DT SXC: Rs 89,350.
SmartXonnect: Rs 90,335.
The Jupiter 125 range is tighter, with Rs 8,235 between the cheapest and dearest version. The disc brake costs Rs 4,010 over the Drum Alloy, and the two connected versions are less than Rs 1,000 apart. The DT SXC is the dual-tone connected version, and the SmartXonnect sits Rs 985 above it at the top of the list. Moving from the Rs 86,110 Disc to the Rs 89,350 DT SXC costs Rs 3,240, so the connected features and dual-tone paint are the main reasons to spend more on a 125.
Jupiter 110 or Jupiter 125?
The base Jupiter 125 at Rs 82,100 costs Rs 7,700 more than the base Jupiter 110, but it already comes on alloy wheels. Compared like for like, the Jupiter 125 Drum Alloy is Rs 2,375 dearer than the Jupiter 110 Drum Alloy. At the top, the two ranges meet: the Jupiter 110 Dual Tone and the Jupiter 125 SmartXonnect are only Rs 110 apart.
On the spec sheet, the Jupiter 110 lists 33 litres of under-seat storage, a 2-litre front glove box, a 5.1-litre fuel tank and a kerb weight of 105 kg. The disc version uses a 220 mm front disc with a 130 mm rear drum and TVS's synchronised braking. The connected versions add voice-assisted navigation and call and SMS alerts, according to TVS. TVS sells the Jupiter 110 in nine colours, including Spectral Blue and Spectral Bronze.
The Jupiter 125 is slightly heavier at 108 to 109 kg and has an external front fuel filler and an all-in-one lock for the seat, handle and fuel tank. TVS also calls its under-seat space the best in its class. For a buyer who rides two-up daily or wants the extra 11.5 cc, the 125 is the stronger pick at the top end where prices overlap.
Where the Jupiter fits in the TVS range
TVS sells the Jupiter alongside the Ntorq and the electric iQube in its scooter line. For the company's latest volumes, our report on TVS Motor's September 2026 sales of 6.73 lakh units has the full split. For a cheaper TVS commuter, see the TVS Radeon with LED lighting at Rs 67,100 in Delhi.
Diwali falls on 8 November, and scooter bookings usually peak in the fortnight before. TVS does not list festive discounts on the Jupiter pages, so any scheme on offer will come from the dealer and should be written into the booking receipt.
