TVS has increased the prices of its popular scooters, making them more expensive for buyers.
According to a Bikewale report, the company has revised the prices of the TVS Jupiter 125, TVS Jupiter 110, and TVS Ntorq 125.
The Jupiter 125 is now costlier by up to ₹2,400, the Jupiter 110 by up to ₹1,950, while the Ntorq 125 has become ₹850 more expensive.
If you are planning to buy any of these scooters, here is a look at the latest prices.
TVS Jupiter 125 Gets a Price Hike
The TVS Jupiter 125 has become costlier by ₹875 to ₹2,400, depending on the variant. After the latest revision, its starting price is now ₹81,100 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The biggest increase is on the Drum-Alloy variant, which is now priced at ₹81,100 after a hike of ₹2,400. It was earlier available for ₹78,700.
The Disc variant has become ₹2,210 more expensive, taking its price from ₹83,900 to ₹86,110. The DT SXC variant has also received a ₹2,200 hike and now costs ₹88,950 instead of ₹86,750.
The SmartXonnect variant has the smallest price increase of ₹875. Its new price is ₹89,935, compared to the earlier ₹89,060.
Apart from the revised prices, TVS has not made any changes to the scooter’s engine or features.
TVS Jupiter 110 Also Becomes Costlier
TVS has increased the prices of every variant of the Jupiter 110. The hike ranges from ₹575 to ₹1,950, with all prices being ex-showroom, Delhi.
The base Drum variant has received the smallest increase of ₹575 and is now priced at ₹73,975 instead of ₹73,400.
The Drum Alloy variant has become ₹1,475 more expensive and now costs ₹79,475. Earlier, it was priced at ₹78,000.
The Drum SXC variant now costs ₹83,775 after a ₹1,675 price hike. Similarly, the Disc SXC variant has also become ₹1,675 costlier and is now priced at ₹86,375.
The biggest increase has been applied to the Special Edition variant. Its price has gone up by ₹1,950, taking it from ₹86,900 to ₹88,850.
Buyers planning to purchase a TVS scooter should keep these revised prices in mind before visiting a dealership.
