The TVS Jupiter 110 has long been one of India’s most popular scooters, second only to the Honda Activa in sales. Famed for its practical features, dependable mileage, and comfortable ride, the Jupiter 110 has grown popular with the city masses and all comers. TVS Motor Company has announced that in its line of four versions, all variants will now get a price increase for the Jupiter 110 from February 2026. Buyers and scooter enthusiasts are beginning to take notice of this change which kicks in in February 2026. Let’s explore what this means for customers, why the hike was made, and how this means things will have to change in the scooter sector.
Price Hike Details
TVS has increased the prices of the Jupiter 110 by ₹2,385 to ₹3,250 (depending on their variant). Here’s a breakdown of the new prices:
- Drum Variant: ₹75,600 (₹2,950 up from ₹72,650)
- Drum Alloy Variant: ₹79,835 (₹2,385 increase from ₹77,450)
- Drum SXC (SmartXonnect): ₹84,000 (₹2,750 an increase from ₹81,250)
- Disc SXC Variant: ₹87,750 (increased ₹3,000 from ₹84,750)
- Special Edition: ₹88,000 (up ₹3,250 from ₹84,750)
This increase puts the Jupiter at a higher price point, but it does continue to hold its own against the other 110cc scooters.
Why the Price Increase?
The price increase is largely because of increased production costs and changes made across TVS’s scooter fleet. Similar increases are experienced for other models that fall under the TVS Star City Plus, Radeon and Ntorq 125. Manufacturers frequently revise prices to align raw material price points with new technology and market need. For those who purchase at the end of the bargain, it means a bit more investment at the beginning, but the combination of performance, comfort and practicality is still a solid value proposition on the Jupiter.
Noting the Key Features Keeping Jupiter Popular
The price may have been spiking, but the Jupiter 110 is one of the scooters India's people trust most. Some of its attractions include:
- Mileage: Around 48 kmpl, fuel-efficient for daily travel.
- Storage: With an under-seat storage room of 22 liters. This is excellent enough to hold bags, helmets or groceries.
- Comfort: A well-cushioned seat and a telescopic suspension for rides on city streets.
- SmartXonnect Technology: At a premium, Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, and call alerts.
These characteristics ensure that the Jupiter remains popular with young professionals and families alike.
Market Position
Jupiter 110 is India's second best-selling scooter, in terms of market share, behind Honda Activa. Its reliability and affordability have enabled TVS to remain a strong player in the scooter market. Not that the purchase is over now; if you wish to strike a balance between performance and price, the Jupiter is still a fairly strong pick.
Impact on Buyers
In terms of its customer end-user cost, the increase is expensive, meaning the price increases are a slight increase on those customers, particularly for premium models, such as the Special Edition. But on the strength and comfort that it affords, most consumers will probably be willing to pay for it. And those interested in the alternative could see if the Jupiter plays well against other models such as the Honda Activa 110 and Hero Pleasure+. Although the cost of these scooters is similar, the Jupiter is typically the standout for its storage room and SmartXonnect features.
A price hike for the TVS Jupiter 110 can seem like a defeat for budget-minded customers, but the scooter remains a top value in the 110cc format. It’s still one of the most practical products on the Indian mind, with its dependable mileage, spacious storage and futuristic equipment. Since February 2026, the Jupiter’s latest priced market offers have changed, but even this is not going to shake its popularity – or its confidence – amongst riders. For anyone looking for a reliable scooter that brings together comfort, technology and efficiency, the Jupiter 110 is still a bright, shiny addition, even at a hefty bill.
