The TVS Jupiter 110 is the hottest new entrant in the 110-cc scooter segment. Will it dethrone the segment king Honda Activa 6G? Well we’ve put together a quick comparison along with the Hero Pleasure+ to tell you how it is. If you want to read our full review about the new Jupiter 110, click here. If you’re here for the spec comparo, read on.
Scooter | TVS Jupiter 110 | Honda Activa | Hero Pleasure+ |
Engine | 113.3 cc | 109.5 cc | 110.9 cc |
Power | 8.0 hp | 7.8 hp | 8.1 hp |
Torque | 9.8 Nm (with Assist) 9.2 Nm (without Assist) | 8.9 Nm | 8.7 Nm |
As evident, the TVS Jupiter 110 has the highest torque figures, but it the Hero Pleasure+ that takes the cake with the most power. The Jupiter is also the one with the highest displacement.
Scooter | TVS Jupiter 110 | Honda Activa | Hero Pleasure+ |
Weight | 105 kg | 106 kg | 104 kg |
Front Brake | 130-mm drum | Drum | 130-mm drum |
Rear Brake | 130-mm drum | Drum | 130-mm drum |
Front Tyre | 90/90-12, tubeless | 90/90-12, tubeless | 90/100-10, tubeless |
Rear Tyre | 90/90-12, tubeless | 90/100-10, tubeless | 90/100-10, tubeless |
Fuel Tank Capacity | 5.1-litre | 5.3-litre | 4.8-litre |
The TVS Jupiter 110 is the only scooter that has 12-inch wheels at the front and the rear, this makes the ride more stable at high speeds. The Jupiter 110 is also the only scooter to get a 220-mm disc at the front for its top-of-the-line variant.
Scooter | TVS Jupiter 110 | Honda Activa | Hero Pleasure+ |
Keyless start and go | No | Yes | No |
Front storage compartment | Yes, with USB charging port | No | Yes, with USB charging port |
LED lighting | Yes (top variant) | Only headlamps | Yes (top variant) |
The Honda Activa is the only one in this segment to get keyless go (Smart Key) in this segment. But the Activa misses out on a storage compartment at the front. The Hero and the TVS both get LED lighting on their top-of-the-line variants.
The TVS Jupiter 110 is priced from Rs 73,700 onwards, while the Honda Activa 6G is priced from Rs 77,803 and the Hero Pleasure+ is priced at Rs 77,133, all ex-showroom. The base variant of the Jupiter is also significantly more accessible than the rivals, a huge point in its favour.
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