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Zest 110 Photos
₹ 69,999ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 109.7cc
- Power
- 7.71bhp
- Weight
- 103kg
04 / Gallery
TVS Zest 110 Photos - Every Angle Across All 8 Colours
The TVS Zest 110 carries a rounded, feminine design language that TVS has refined over several generations. The 2025 model retains the wide, smooth body panels with chrome accents on Matte Series variants, while the SXC gets a sportier trim treatment that sets it apart visually from the base.
From the front, a compact headlamp housing sits within the apron with a clean, symmetrical face. The wide stepthrough gap is intentional - TVS specifically designed it for easy mounting and dismounting, including for saree-wearing riders.
The side profile shows flowing bodywork that tucks neatly into the wide seat. The seat is dual-textured - the centre panel uses a different surface finish from the edges - offering a bit more grip. Underneath, the 19-litre storage bay opens wide enough for a half-face helmet.
The instrument cluster is a semi-digital unit with an analogue speedometer dial and a small digital display showing odometer, trip, and fuel gauge. It's functional but dated-looking next to the fully digital consoles on the Honda Dio 110 or Yamaha Fascino 125 - something TVS will need to address in the next update.
Rear view is compact and clean with a slim tail section and integrated LED tail lamp. Turn indicators are conventional and positioned high enough for good visibility in traffic.
The SXC variant gets an additional console display for SmartXonnect navigation output - it sits above the standard instrument cluster and shows turn-by-turn directions.
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Front View
Side View
High-resolution official images for all eight Zest 110 colour options are on the TVS Motor website and through the dealer's digital configurator. For unsponsored owner photos and walkaround videos, YouTube has several independent reviews from 2024-25 showing real-world paint finish, panel gaps, and seating position. Team-BHP's user forum has owner delivery threads with daylight photos from multiple cities - useful for seeing how the colours actually look away from studio lighting.