TVS Jupiter 125
The TVS Jupiter 125 is a premium family scooter that steps up from the 110 with a more powerful 124.8cc engine, longer seat, and stronger performance while retaining the same pract...
TVS Jupiter 125
Ex-Showroom Price
₹81,100
On-Road Price (Delhi)
₹92,454
Key Highlights
Engine
124.8cc
Power
8.56 PS
Torque
11.1 Nm
Mileage
50-57 kmpl
Top Speed
90-95 kmph
Fuel Tank
5.1 Litres
Weight
108-109 kg
Seat Height
765 mm
TVS Jupiter 125 Variants Price
Drum Alloy
₹81,100
124.8 cc • 50-57 kmpl • Avg On Road : ₹93,000 onwards
Disc
₹86,110
124.8 cc • 50-57 kmpl • Avg On Road : ₹99,000 onwards
DT SXC (Dual Tone SmartXonnect)
₹88,950
124.8 cc • 50-57 kmpl • Avg On Road : ₹1.02 Lakh onwards
SmartXonnect
₹89,935
124.8 cc • 50-57 kmpl • Avg On Road : ₹1.03 Lakh onwards
Specifications
Engine, Features, Dimensions & More
Engine & Performance
Features
Summary
The TVS Jupiter 125 sits perfectly between pure city scooters and more performance-oriented 125cc machines. It offers a refined and torquey engine, excellent ride comfort thanks to the longest seat in its class (790 mm), generous storage, soft yet controlled suspension and a host of convenience and safety features. Real-world mileage remains strong, handling is light and stable, and the higher SmartXonnect variants bring useful connected tech. For buyers who find the Jupiter 110 a tad underpowered or want more premium features, the Jupiter 125 is a logical and very practical upgrade.
👍 Pros
- More powerful and torquey than the Jupiter 110 – better highway manners
- Longest seat in the segment (790 mm) + excellent overall comfort
- 33-litre underseat storage that easily takes two full-face helmets
- Refined engine with useful iGO Assist boost
- Soft yet well-controlled suspension and light handling
- SmartXonnect brings useful connected features on higher variants
- Strong value and practical feature list for a premium 125cc scooter
👎 Cons
- Fuel tank still only 5.1 litres – limits long-tour range
- Base Drum Alloy misses disc brake and full digital console
- Slightly heavier and a bit thirstier than the Jupiter 110
- Top-end pricing now competes more closely with some 125cc rivals
- Pillion backrest is limited to higher variants
Compare TVS Jupiter 125
| Spec | ![]() TVS Jupiter 125 YOUR BIKE | ![]() Honda Activa 125 | ![]() TVS Jupiter 110 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹81,100 | ₹89,000 onwards | ₹74,000 onwards |
| Engine | 124.8cc | 123.92 cc | 113.3 cc |
| Power | 8.56 PS | 8.19 PS | 8.02 PS |
| Torque | 11.1 Nm | 10.4 Nm | 9.8 Nm |
| Mileage | 50-57 kmpl | 47-55 kmpl | 50-60 kmpl |
| Top Speed | 90-95 kmph | 90 kmph | 82 kmph |
| Fuel Tank | 5.1 Litres | 5.3 L | 5.3 L |
| Weight | 108-109 kg | 106-107 kg | 105-106 kg |
| ABS | — | CBS | SBT |
* Data is based on manufacturer specifications. Actual values may vary.
Colors
Available color options for TVS Jupiter 125

Violet Blue
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Mileage & Real-World Performance
Real-world mileage based on Indian riding conditions
Claimed
50 – 57.27 kmpl (ARAI / official claims)
City
45–52 kmpl
Highway
53–58 kmpl
Aggressive
42–48 kmpl
Real World
Around 48-55 kmpl in mixed conditions
Real-World Mileage Analysis
The TVS Jupiter 125 delivers solid real-world efficiency for a 125cc scooter. Most owners report 48-55 kmpl in mixed city-highway use. Pure city traffic usually returns 45-52 kmpl, while steady highway riding can push past 55 kmpl. The iGO Assist and auto start-stop help extract the best figures. With a 5.1-litre tank the practical range is roughly 240-280 km, which is comfortable for weekly commuting.
Key Mileage Insights
- City mileage: 45–52 kmpl in traffic conditions.
- Highway mileage: 53–58 kmpl at steady speeds.
- Aggressive riding reduces mileage to 42–48 kmpl.
- Real-world average stays around Around 48-55 kmpl in mixed conditions.
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Monthly EMI
₹3673
for 24 months
TVS Jupiter 125 Ownership Experience, Buying Guide & Verdict
Who Should Buy the TVS Jupiter 125?
Ideal for families, office-goers and riders stepping up from 110cc scooters who want more power, better highway ability and premium features without going fully sporty. If you regularly carry a pillion, need large storage and value comfort over outright performance, the Jupiter 125 hits the sweet spot. Opt for Disc or SmartXonnect variants if budget allows – the extra braking confidence and connectivity are worth it.
Design, Styling & Road Presence
The Jupiter 125 carries a more premium and slightly more masculine look than the 110, with signature LED light guides, diamond-cut alloys on higher variants, chrome highlights and dual-tone options. It looks modern and well-finished without being flashy. Build quality and panel fit are good, and the colour palette (especially Elite Green, Matte Copper Bronze and dual-tones) gives it decent road presence.
Engine Performance & Real-World Riding
The 124.8cc engine is smooth, refined and noticeably stronger than the Jupiter 110, especially in the mid-range. iGO Assist provides a useful torque boost for overtakes and climbs. City acceleration is easy and confidence-inspiring, and the scooter cruises comfortably at 70-80 kmph on highways. Top speed is in the 90-95 kmph range. Vibrations remain well controlled even at higher speeds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real answers for Indian riders
Expert Rating & Verdict
Based on expert evaluation
Verdict
The TVS Jupiter 125 is an excellent all-round family scooter that successfully bridges the gap between pure city runabouts and more performance-focused 125cc machines. It offers stronger mid-range punch than the 110, class-leading comfort and storage, refined manners and useful modern features at a competitive price. For buyers who want a practical, comfortable and slightly more capable scooter for daily use plus occasional longer rides, the Jupiter 125 is one of the smartest choices in its segment.






