It retains the same simple, commuter-based yet classy styling. The latest gen now comes with an LED headlight.

Its design looks as appealing as it did in 2013. Part of its charm is the wise choice of colours, and particularly the Royal Wine colour that we tested.

The cluster might look dated, but the Jupiter comes with an external fuel-filler cap, USB charger, the idle-start-stop system (IntelliGo in TVS lingo) and even a multifunction key slot

The 109.7cc engine makes 7.47PS and 8.4Nm. It’s tuned for economy-oriented products which helps it eke out an efficiency of 64.1kmpl!

The Jupiter’s 12-inch wheels make it a predictable handler. Its soft suspension takes care of all the undulations on the road.

For Rs 79,346 (ex-showroom Delhi), the TVS Jupiter ZX Disc caters to a wider budget-conscious audience.

While it doesn’t have mind-boggling performance or handling, it promises to be a smooth ride to make your mundane commutes enjoyable; a scooter that you and your family could live with.