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TVS Jupiter 125

Jupiter 125

The same family scooter formula with a 125 cc engine, for riders who carry a pillion more often than not.

Petrol Scooter 4 variants

₹81,700 – ₹89,935

ex-showroom, Delhi

Compare all 4 variants
124.8 cc
Engine
50 kmpl
Mileage (ARAI)
6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm
Max power
11.1 Nm @ 4,500 rpm
Max torque
33 litres
Underseat boot
108 kg
Kerb weight

Overview

The Jupiter 125 exists for the buyer who likes the Jupiter but wants more push when there are two people and a week of groceries on board. The 124.8 cc engine adds torque low down, which is where a loaded scooter actually needs it, and TVS keeps the 33 litre boot and the front fuel filler from the 110. It is only 3 kg heavier than the Jupiter 110 and the seat reach drops slightly to 765 mm. Four variants are on sale, with Bluetooth reserved for the DT SmartXonnect and SmartXonnect trims.

11.1 Nm
Torque with assist, strong two-up
33 L
Underseat boot
108 kg
Kerb weight
765 mm
Seat reach

Compare variants

Variant EngineMax powerMileageConsole Ex-showroom
Drum Alloy 124.8 cc6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm50 kmplSemi-digital LCD ₹81,700
Disc 124.8 cc6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm50 kmplSemi-digital LCD, front disc ₹86,110
DT SmartXonnect 124.8 cc6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm50 kmplBluetooth, dual tone paint ₹88,950
SmartXonnect 124.8 cc6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm50 kmplBluetooth, navigation assist ₹89,935

Prices are ex-showroom Delhi as published by TVS. On-road cost adds registration, road tax and insurance, which vary by state. Confirm the final figure with your dealer.

Variant details

Drum Alloy ₹81,700
Engine 124.8 cc
Max power 6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm
Mileage 50 kmpl
Console Semi-digital LCD
Disc ₹86,110
Engine 124.8 cc
Max power 6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm
Mileage 50 kmpl
Console Semi-digital LCD, front disc
DT SmartXonnect ₹88,950
Engine 124.8 cc
Max power 6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm
Mileage 50 kmpl
Console Bluetooth, dual tone paint
SmartXonnect ₹89,935
Engine 124.8 cc
Max power 6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm
Mileage 50 kmpl
Console Bluetooth, navigation assist

Features & highlights

Everyday practicality

  • 33 litre underseat boot with boot lamp
  • Front fuel filler with external lid release
  • 2 litre open glove box
  • 380 mm front leg space
  • Multi-function key hole
  • Retractable bag hook

Engine and ride

  • 124.8 cc engine with intelligent assist
  • 11.1 Nm of torque with assist, useful two-up
  • Telescopic hydraulic front suspension
  • Three step adjustable rear shock
  • 163 mm ground clearance
  • Sync braking technology

Connected and electrical

  • SmartXonnect Bluetooth on SXC variants
  • Turn-by-turn navigation assist
  • Call and SMS alerts
  • LED headlamp with clear lens
  • Electric silent start with idle start-stop
  • USB charging port

Full specifications

Displacement 124.8 cc
Engine type Single cylinder, 4 stroke, air cooled, 2 valves
Bore x stroke 53.5 x 55.5 mm
Max power 6.3 kW @ 6,500 rpm with assist, 6.0 kW without
Max torque 11.1 Nm @ 4,500 rpm with assist, 10.5 Nm without
Transmission CVT automatic
Mileage (ARAI) 50 kmpl

Colours

All variants

· 7 colours
Sparkling BlackTitanium GreyIndiBlueElite GreenMatte Copper BronzeElegant RedWhite

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the TVS Jupiter 125?
It runs from Rs 81,700 to Rs 89,935 ex-showroom Delhi across four variants: Drum Alloy, Disc, DT SmartXonnect and SmartXonnect.
How is the Jupiter 125 different from the Jupiter 110?
The 125 uses a 124.8 cc engine making 11.1 Nm against the 110 model 9.8 Nm, so it pulls harder with a pillion. It is 3 kg heavier and costs roughly Rs 7,500 more at the base variant. Boot space is 33 litres on both.
What mileage does the Jupiter 125 give?
The ARAI figure is 50 kmpl. City riding with a pillion will typically return less, in the low forties.
Which variant should I pick for Bluetooth?
The DT SmartXonnect and SmartXonnect variants get SmartXonnect Bluetooth with navigation assist and call alerts. Drum Alloy and Disc do not.
Does the Jupiter 125 have a front disc brake?
Yes, on the Disc, DT SmartXonnect and SmartXonnect variants, which use a 220 mm front disc. The Drum Alloy variant uses a drum at both ends.