TVS Jupiter Gets New Variant, All TVS Scooters Now More Expensive

Jan 11, 2021
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A new steel wheel variant has been added as an entry-level offering to the Jupiter range

Scooters were envisioned as an affordable and convenient means of transportation but if price hikes keep coming at the ferocious rate that we’ve been seeing lately, that affordability factor will be blown to smithereens pretty soon. The latest hikes come from TVS, which has once again increased prices for all its scooters right from the humble Scooty series to its popular and sensible Jupiter and even the sporty NTorq 125.

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Model	New Price	Old Price	Difference
Scooty Pep Plus Glossy	Rs 54,374	Rs 53,754	Rs 620
Scooty Pep Plus Matte Edition	Rs 56,224	Rs 55,204	Rs 1,020
Scooty Zest Gloss	Rs 61,345	Rs 60,325	Rs 1,020
Scooty Zest Matte Series	Rs 63,345	Rs 61,825	Rs 1,520
Jupiter Sheet Metal Wheel	Rs 63,497	NA	NA
Jupiter STD	Rs 65,497	Rs 63,852	Rs 1,645
Jupiter ZX	Rs 68,247	Rs 66,077	Rs 2,170
Jupiter ZX Disc with iTouchstart	Rs 72,347	Rs 69,577	Rs 2,770
Jupiter Classic	Rs 72,472	Rs 70,802	Rs 1,670
NTorq 125 Drum	Rs 70,555	Rs 68,885	Rs 1,670
NTorq 125 Disc	Rs 74,555	Rs 72,885	Rs 1,670
NTorq 125 Race Edition	Rs 77,035	Rs 75,365	Rs 1,670
NTorq 125 Super Squad Edition	Rs 79,535	Rs 77,865	Rs 1,670

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These aren’t insignificant increments either. Sure, one variant of the Scooty Pep has gotten away with just a Rs 620 hike, but certain variants of TVS’ most popular scooter, the Jupiter, have become dearer by over Rs 2,000. To make sure that the Jupiter doesn’t slip out of reach for buyers, TVS has introduced a new entry-level variant called ‘Sheet Metal Wheel’ which, rather obviously, misses out on the alloy wheels that the other variants are fortunate enough to receive. Priced at Rs 63,497, it’s Rs 2,000 more affordable than the STD variant.

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