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Jupiter 125 Photos
₹ 84,523ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 124.8cc
- Power
- 8.04bhp
- Mileage
- 50kmpl
- Weight
- 108kg
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TVS Jupiter 125 Images
The TVS Jupiter 125's design is clean and contemporary, though frequent comparisons to the Honda Activa 125 are not unfair - both share a similar upright riding posture, rounded front apron, and stepped seat profile. TVS has differentiated the Jupiter 125 with sharper LED headlights on the upper variants, a chrome strip on the front apron, and the distinctive twin exhaust pipe finisher.
From the front, the LED headlight cluster on Disc and above variants gives a distinctive light signature, more modern than the halogen units on the Drum Alloy. The instrument cluster is analogue-digital on base variants; the SmartXonnect and DT SXC variants get a fully digital display with Bluetooth status and navigation prompts.
The side profile is dominated by the wide seat - 65mm longer than the older Jupiter 110 - and the cleanly integrated rear grab rail. The external fuel filler cap on the left front apron is easy to spot and a practical design choice. Looking at the underbelly, the underseat storage opening is wide-mouth and deep, which is what delivers that class-leading 33-litre capacity.
The 2026 DT SXC tri-tone images are the most photographically interesting in the lineup, with the Copper Bronze + Ivory body and saddle brown seat combination looking noticeably upmarket in real-world photos from Indian roads. Diamond-cut alloy wheels feature across all variants and photograph well in direct sunlight.
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Official high-resolution images are available on tvsmotor.com. Community photos and real-ownership gallery shots are available on Team-BHP and on YouTube review channels including PowerDrift and Zigwheels. If you want to see real-world colour accuracy before visiting a showroom, check BikeDekho's colour swatch tool - it gives a reasonable approximation of how each shade looks in daylight versus showroom lighting.