TVS Jupiter 125: A Practical and Sophisticated Scooter for the Masses Targeting the riders who look for a mix of practicality, comfort and style in the 125cc scooter segment, the TVS Jupiter 125 is TVS Motor’s own take.

As an evolution to the Jupiter 110, the 125cc version provides much more in performance, without jeopardizing the elements which made the Jupiter name such a unique one in the first place -Rider Experience.

Blending ample size, low fuel consumption and high performance, the Jupiter 125 is suitable for both family and everyday use.

Take a closer look at features that make this scooter a smart pick, as well as its pros and cons.

SLEEK DESIGN WITH PREMIUM FINISHES

Though not loud, the TVS Jupiter 125 carries a clean and simple style, which is inclined more towards elegance than being jazzy.

At its face gets a stylish, smart LED headlamp (only on higher versions) flanked by integrated DRLs, making it look contemporary.

Mirrors, front panel, and side body panels feature chrome accents for a premium look.

The scooter looks well-proportioned, with a lean and mature face that will be of interest to people of all ages.

The Jupiter 125 comes in a variety of cool colours to suit individual preferences.

Comfort-Oriented and Spacious

Here the Jupiter 125 really stands out in its emphasis on comfort for the rider and pillion. The seat is long and well padded to keep you going fatigue free even when you have to travel longer distances.

So instead, TVS tucked the tank underneath the floorboard – it makes the scooter more stable thanks to the lower centre of gravity, but it has also helped liberate a humungous 33 litres of under-seat space.

The storage under the seat can hold a helmet, which is unusual in this class of scooter. Add to that the external fuel-filling cap at the rear which means the seat needn’t be opened for refuelling at the gas station.

Smooth Engine and Refined Ride

Powered by a 124.8cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled motor, the Jupiter 125 produces 8.3 PS of maximum power and 10.5 Nm of net torque.

The engine is designed for easy acceleration and fuel efficiency, perfect for a day of city riding. The CVT gearbox provides smooth lethargy

— that’s what I am calling it when talking about the engine and gear-box — while the suspension — telescopic front forks and gas-charged monoshock

— is plush enough to simply let you glide on potholes and bad roads.

It has a reassuring stability even at pace, and the braking (front disc is an option) is both progressive and confidence-inspiring.

Pros:

Sleek, Stylish Design with Premium Chrome Accents

Top of the class 33L under-seat storage

Deep, plush seating and floorboard

Remote fuel-filling for ease of refueling

Effortless and polished engine delivery

Cons:

Bluetooth or smart functionality not available in most versions

Supeslim ease of handling Engine performance can be mild for thrill-seekers

Front disc brakes (1976-77 F/150) available in higher level trims only.

TVS Jupiter 125: Conclusion

The TVS Jupiter 125 makes for an all-round practical scooter that places more emphasis on being comfortable, utility oriented and reliable.

It’s a great option for families and commuters who are looking for a stylish, easy-to-ride ride that can carry a lot and be used every day.

It may not set any pulses racing, but with its comfort, storage and refinement levels, it’s definitely one of the best options in the 125cc scooter space.

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