Launched in 2025, the new TVS Jupiter 125 DT SXC variant is now available for ₹88,942.
New TVS Jupiter 125 DT SXC: Affordable Premium Scooter with Connectivity Features
TVS Motor Company has expanded its Jupiter 125 range with the introduction of a new variant, the DT SXC. The new model slots below the top-spec SmartXonnect variant, offering a more affordable option for those seeking a premium and upmarket news scooter.
The new TVS Jupiter 125 DT SXC inherits the same features as the recently updated Jupiter 125, including the iGo Assist (start-stop function). It also boasts a range of connectivity features such as turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, voice assist, and more.
The scooter features a beige coloured seat, which is complemented by a pillion backrest with a beige texture. The interior panels are finished in light brown, adding to the overall premium aesthetic. Chrome inserts around the headlight cowl, front apron design, and rear apron further elevate the premium status of the new variant.
TVS has debuted two new dual-tone color options for the Jupiter 125: Ivory Brown and Ivory Grey. The new DT SXC variant with the dual-tone color combination is produced by TVS Motor Company.
The new TVS Jupiter 125 DT SXC continues to be powered by the 124.8 cc, air-cooled, engine producing 8.7 bhp and 11.1 Nm. The scooter is priced at ₹88,942 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
The addition of the new dual-tone aesthetic gives the scooter a more premium and upmarket appeal, making it an attractive option for those seeking a feature-rich, affordable news. With its connectivity features, premium design, and competitive pricing, the new TVS Jupiter 125 DT SXC is set to make a mark in the scooter segment.
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