For over a decade, the TVS Jupiter has been the trusted companion of Indian families, balancing reliability with everyday practicality. But the 2024 model isn’t just an upgrade—it’s a bold reinvention. Priced starting at INR 73,700 (ex-showroom), the next-generation Jupiter 110 arrives with a fresh design, smarter tech, and a punchier engine, proving that even the most familiar names can surprise us. Let’s dive into what makes this scooter a game-changer.
A Design That Turns Heads
Gone are the humble, no-frills aesthetic of the past. The new Jupiter flaunts a head-turning design that blends modern flair with functional elegance. Every inch of this scooter is new, from the sleek infinity LED light bar on the front apron—which seamlessly integrates turn indicators—to the jewel-like LED taillight that adds a touch of sophistication. Black chrome accents along the body and contemporary lines give it a premium edge, while the dual-tone color options (think Dawn Blue Matte and Meteor Red Gloss) ensure it stands out in crowded parking lots.
Tech That Thinks Ahead
TVS has packed the Jupiter 110 with features that feel borrowed from premium motorcycles. The full-LED lighting isn’t just for style; the “Follow Me Home” headlamps light your path after parking, while the auto-resetting turn indicators eliminate those awkward click-click moments. The star of the show? A vibrant color digital console that syncs via Bluetooth to your smartphone. Imagine getting turn-by-turn navigation on your dash, alerts for calls and texts, or even using the “Find My Vehicle” feature after a hectic day at the mall. And yes, there’s voice assist for hands-free control—because fumbling with your phone at a red light is so 2010.
Practicality Meets Genius
TVS knows commuters need more than just flashy tech. The Jupiter 110 answers with a 33-liter under-seat storage bay (up from 21 liters!), easily swallowing two full-face helmets. The front storage cubby includes a USB port—perfect for charging devices on the go—while the front-mounted fuel cap (a first for Jupiter) saves you the hassle of dismounting to refuel. The 756mm elongated seat isn’t just a number; it’s a promise of comfort for riders and pillions alike, whether you’re navigating potholes or rush-hour traffic.
Under the Skin: Smarter Engineering
The new chassis, borrowed from the Jupiter 125, isn’t just about rigidity. By repositioning the fuel tank under the floorboard, TVS freed up space for that cavernous storage compartment. This modular design also hints at future possibilities—swap the fuel tank for a battery, and voilà, an electric Jupiter could be on the horizon.
Powering the 2024 model is a 113.5cc hybrid engine that’s both feistier and more frugal. With 8 bhp and 9.2 Nm of torque (boosted to 9.8 Nm using iGO assist for zippy overtakes), it’s tuned for city chaos. The Intelligent Start-Stop Technology (ISST) cuts the engine at stops, saving fuel without compromising on refinement. TVS claims improved mileage, making this scooter a wallet-friendly choice in the long run.
Variants for Every Rider
The Jupiter 110 caters to diverse budgets and needs:
Drum (INR 73,700): The essentials, minus the bells and whistles.
Drum Alloy (INR 79,200): Adds alloy wheels for style and durability.
Drum SXC (INR 83,250) & Disc SXC (INR 87,250): Top variants with Bluetooth connectivity, iGO assist, and that signature infinity LED bar.
Six eye-catching colors ensure there’s a Jupiter for every personality, from understated Titanium Grey Matte to vibrant Starlight Blue Gloss.
When will it come to Nepal?
As for the Nepali market, the all-new TVS Jupiter 110 is estimated to be launched in Nepal on February 12, and it is presumed to be priced around Rs. 2.6 lakhs, which is similar to and cutthroat pricing that is set to compete with the Honda Dio. Also, TVS is planning to launch only the disc variant with smart connect x here in Nepal, whereas for the color option, only the Blue on would first be available as per our sources.
Final Thoughts,
The 2024 TVS Jupiter 110 isn’t just catching up with rivals—it’s setting the bar higher. By marrying everyday usability with premium features, TVS has crafted a scooter that appeals to both practicality seekers and tech enthusiasts. Whether you’re a college student, a daily office-goer, or someone who values hassle-free ownership, the Jupiter 110 makes a compelling case for itself.
In a market flooded with options, TVS reminds us why the Jupiter name has endured. It’s not just about getting from point A to B anymore—it’s about enjoying the ride. So, is this the scooter that’ll redefine your commute? The answer might just be a test drive away.