TVS is bringing the new Jupiter scooter to Nepal. Jagdamba Motors, the official distributor, has started testing the scooter in Kathmandu, confirming that it will launch soon.
The company stopped selling the older Jupiter 110 model a while ago. Now, they are introducing a new version with a 113cc engine and fresh design.
The Jupiter scooter is being tested in different parts of Nepal. After successful testing, sales will begin. The price is expected to be lower than the base variant of TVS Ntorq, which costs NPR 242,900.
The new Jupiter has a sleek and stylish design. Key features include:
- Connected LED DRLs on the front
- Turn indicators connected to the brake light at the rear
- ‘Follow Me’ LED display (stays on for a few seconds after the scooter is turned off)
- Fully digital instrument cluster with connectivity features
- Voice Assist feature
- Front fuel cap for easy refueling
- Large under-seat storage (fits two half-face helmets)
The Jupiter is powered by a 113cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke, two-valve engine that produces:
- 8 HP at 6,500 RPM
- 9.2 Nm torque at 5,000 RPM
With its new design, upgraded features, and improved performance, the TVS Jupiter aims to be a stylish and practical choice for Nepali riders.
