# TVS Jupiter — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 5 variants of TVS Jupiter with ex-showroom prices.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/tvs/jupiter/variants

The TVS Jupiter is available in five variants in 2025, spanning a Rs 14,500 price range from the base Drum to the top Special Edition.

**Jupiter Drum - Rs 73,550**
The entry point. You get the 113.3cc CVTI FI engine, SBT brakes, 33-litre boot, and the external fuel filler cap. Wheels are steel spoke, and the instrument cluster is a semi-digital unit. Good enough for budget-conscious buyers who don't need connected tech - but the steel wheels are less practical in the long run (tube tyre flats are more of a hassle).

**Jupiter Drum Alloy - Rs 79,025**
Adds alloy wheels with tubeless tyres - a meaningful upgrade worth the Rs 5,475 premium. Tubeless tyres make flat tyre handling far simpler, and alloys look considerably better. This is the minimum recommended variant for most buyers.

**Jupiter SmartXonnect Drum - Rs 83,175**
Brings TVS's SmartXonnect connectivity: voice-assisted navigation via Bluetooth, Find My Vehicle, call and SMS alerts on the instrument cluster, average fuel economy readout, and follow-me headlamps. Still on drum brakes front and rear. A sensible pick if you value smart features but have a tight budget.

**Jupiter SmartXonnect Disc - Rs 85,775**
The sweet spot of the range. Everything in the SmartXonnect Drum plus a front disc brake - a tangible safety upgrade for city stop-and-go. The Rs 2,600 jump over the SmartXonnect Drum is easily the best value step in the lineup. This is the variant most buyers should seriously consider.

**Jupiter Special Edition - Rs 88,050**
The flagship. Adds cosmetic upgrades - unique colour options, chrome accents, and a slightly different seat design - over the SmartXonnect Disc. Specification is identical otherwise. The Rs 2,275 premium buys you looks, not extra hardware. Worth it if you want the Jupiter to stand out.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| Jupiter Drum- OBD 2B | ₹ 76,716 |
| Jupiter Drum Alloy- OBD 2B | ₹ 81,654 |
| Jupiter SmartXonnect Drum- OBD 2B | ₹ 85,527 |
| Jupiter SmartXonnect Disc - OBD 2B | ₹ 89,051 |
| Jupiter Special Edition | ₹ 90,508 |

For most buyers, the SmartXonnect Disc at Rs 85,775 is the clear recommendation - it combines the two most meaningful upgrades (disc brake and connectivity) at a reasonable premium over the base. If budget is the only concern, go for the Drum Alloy at Rs 79,025 over the base Drum - the tubeless tyre peace of mind alone is worth the Rs 5,475 gap. The Special Edition makes sense only if you care about aesthetics and plan to keep the scooter long-term. Skip the SmartXonnect Drum unless connectivity matters far more to you than braking performance.

## FAQs

**How many variants does the TVS Jupiter come in?**
The TVS Jupiter comes in five variants in 2025: Drum (Rs 73,550), Drum Alloy (Rs 79,025), SmartXonnect Drum (Rs 83,175), SmartXonnect Disc (Rs 85,775), and Special Edition (Rs 88,050). The range spans Rs 14,500 from base to top.

**What is the difference between the TVS Jupiter base and top variant?**
The base Jupiter Drum (Rs 73,550) has steel spoke wheels, a semi-digital instrument cluster, and drum brakes front and rear. The top Special Edition (Rs 88,050) adds alloy wheels with tubeless tyres, a full-colour SmartXonnect display, connected features, a front disc brake, and exclusive cosmetic trim - a Rs 14,500 premium for a substantially better-equipped scooter.

**Which TVS Jupiter variant offers the best value for money?**
The SmartXonnect Disc at Rs 85,775 is the sweet spot - it includes both the front disc brake and the full connectivity suite at just Rs 2,600 over the SmartXonnect Drum. If you don't need connectivity, the Drum Alloy at Rs 79,025 is the pragmatic pick - tubeless tyres alone justify the Rs 5,475 step up from the base.

**Does the TVS Jupiter get disc brakes across all variants?**
No. Only the SmartXonnect Disc (Rs 85,775) and Special Edition (Rs 88,050) come with a front disc brake. The Drum, Drum Alloy, and SmartXonnect Drum variants all use drum brakes front and rear with Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT). None of the variants get dual-channel ABS.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/tvs/jupiter)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/tvs/jupiter/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/tvs/jupiter/price)