With the increased prices, TVS Jupiter is now available at a starting price of Rs 75,600, compared to Rs 72,650 earlier.
Jupiter is the best selling TVS two-wheeler and second best selling scooter in the country. Possibly due to increase in production costs, TVS has increased the prices of the Jupiter 110 scooter. Earlier, TVS had also announced price hikes for the Star City Plus, Radeon and Ntorq 125. Let’s take a look at the new prices of TVS Jupiter 110.
TVS Jupiter 110 New Prices – February 2026
The price of TVS Jupiter base drum variant has been increased by Rs 2,950. The new price is Rs 75,600, which was earlier Rs 72,650. The price of drum alloy variant has seen an increase of Rs 2,385. The new price is Rs 79,835, which was earlier Rs 77,450. Next up is the SXC (SmartXonnect) variant, which is now available for Rs 84,000. The price of this variant has been increased by Rs 2,750.
The Disc SXC has seen a price hike of Rs 3,000. It is now available for Rs 87,750, whereas earlier it was available for Rs 84,750. The price of TVS Jupiter 110 Special Edition has been increased by Rs 3,250. The new price is Rs 88,900, which was earlier Rs 85,650. Percentage wise, the price increases have ranged from 3.38% to 4.06%. The base variant has seen the highest price increase in percentage terms.
These numbers seem quite significant, especially when compared to the recently announced price hikes for other TVS two-wheelers. For reference, the prices of the TVS Ntorq 125 were recently increased by just Rs 350. Similarly, Star City Plus and Radeon have become costlier by only Rs 300.
Taking a look at rival offerings, the Honda Activa 110 is available at a starting price of Rs 75,433. The DLX variant is priced at Rs 85,335, while the top-spec SMART variant starts at Rs 89,806. Hero Pleasure+
no change in equipment
As mentioned earlier, this increase in the price of Jupiter 110 is likely to be due to the increase in production costs. The engine and features are largely the same as before. Powering the scooter is a 113.3 cc, single cylinder engine that generates 8 PS and 9.8 Nm torque. The engine is paired with a CVT automatic transmission. The scooter has telescopic front forks with 3-step adjustment and twin tube emulsion type rear shock absorber.
The TVS Jupiter 110 rides on 12-inch wheels at both ends, wrapped in 90/90 tubeless tyres. Braking setup includes 130 mm drum brakes at both ends, while the disc variant gets a 220 mm disc at the front. Buyers who want a connected experience can go with the SXC (SmartXonnect) variant. This technology package includes features like navigation assistance, voice assistance, find my vehicle, Bluetooth connectivity, average fuel economy readout and call and text notifications.
TVS Jupiter 110 packs in a wide range of segment-first features. These include infinity light bar, fully digital color instrument cluster, follow me headlamps, double helmet underseat storage space, front fuel filling and turn signal lamp reset.