Monday, June 23, 2025

TVS Jupiter Price Increased

TVS Motors has once again increased the prices of its best selling scooter, Jupiter. Its the second time after the mandatory BS6 update when the company has hiked the prices. 

BS6 TVS jupiter price

TVS Jupiter Variant

Old BS6 Price

New BS6 Price

Difference

STD (Standard)

Rs 62,062

Rs 63,102

Rs 1,040

ZX

Rs 64,062

Rs 65,102

Rs 1,040

Classic

Rs 69,602

Rs 68,562

Rs 1,040

*all prices ex-showroom Delhi

All the variants of Jupiter scooter have witnessed a hike of Rs 1,040 in their ex-showroom prices. The BS6 Jupiter is now approximately Rs 8000 more pricey than its BS4 forerunner.

Does the price hike attract any changes?

No, with this addition in price, the company hasn't made any mechanical or features changes in the scooter. It continues to be powered by the same 109.7cc, single-cylinder, fuel-injected (FI) engine, which produces 7.4PS and 8.4Nm. In comparison to its BS4 version, the power output is 0.51PS less. However, the torque remains identical.

In terms of features, the classic variant of TVS offering comes equipped with an LED headlamp, LED taillamp, semi-digital instrument cluster, 21-liter under-seat storage compartment, mobile phone charging socket, windshield, dual-tone seat cover, drum brakes at both ends with CBS (combi-braking system), etc. 

Rivals

In the 110cc scooter segment, the TVS Jupiter fights against the Honda Activa 6G and Hero Pleasure Plus

Author's Take

The BS6 TVS Jupiter is now Rs 1,040 dearer than before. The amount seems tolerable, but its a matter of fact that the buyers are facing economical pressures & their buying potential has somehow affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Hence, a small hike can also work in the reverse direction in terms of selling numbers. 

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