The implementation of GST 2.0 has reshuffled two-wheeler prices in India. The big change is the revised slab for sub-350cc bikes and scooters, which multiple outlets report has dropped to 18% GST (from
the earlier 28% + cess framework). That means friendlier ex-showroom tags for 125cc commuters and sporty scooters alike. With both the TVS Jupiter 125 and TVS Ntorq 125 sitting in that bracket, let’s break down where prices land now—and what you actually get for the money.
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TVS Jupiter 125 Vs TVS Ntorq 125: Price
Post-reform updates peg the starting price of the Jupiter 125 at Rs 75,600 ex-showroom (city/variant dependent). The Ntorq 125 starts higher, at Rs 80,900 ex-showroom, with the top-end variant reaching up to Rs 99,800. Expect on-road figures to vary with state road tax, insurance, and handling.
TVS Jupiter 125 Vs TVS Ntorq 125: Variants And Positioning
The Jupiter 125 lineup typically includes Drum/Alloy, Disc/Alloy, and SmartXonnect trims—aimed at family buyers prioritising comfort and efficiency. The Ntorq 125 range spans Disc, Race Edition, Super Squad, Race XP, and XT—skewing toward performance and connected tech for younger riders. The post-GST spread keeps Jupiter as the value play, while Ntorq remains the sportier, feature-loaded pick.
TVS Jupiter 125 Vs TVS Ntorq 125: Features Snapshot
Jupiter 125 focuses on practicality: roomy under-seat storage, external fuel filler, and the option of SmartXonnect for turn-by-turn navigation and call/SMS alerts. The Ntorq counters with a richer connected suite (Race XP/XT), sharper LCD/TFT clusters depending on trim, and editions with cosmetic/performance tweaks. If your daily use is mixed city + pillion, Jupiter’s packaging makes life easy; for solo, spirited rides and gadget appeal, Ntorq has the edge.
What GST 2.0 Really Changes
With the sub-350cc GST rate at 18%, the headline ex-showroom for both scooters is lower versus the old regime. Dealers are already reflecting reductions in list prices for 125cc models. The final on-road gap between Jupiter and Ntorq persists, since Ntorq’s upper trims add equipment—and price—on top of tax savings. Always check your city’s on-road breakup before booking.
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TVS Jupiter 125 Vs TVS Ntorq 125: Which One Makes Sense?
Pick Jupiter 125 if you want lower entry price, family-friendly ergonomics, and solid everyday efficiency with optional connectivity. On the other hand, you may go for Ntorq 125 if you want stronger features, sportier character, and a bigger tech toybox—even if that means paying more for higher variants. Either way, GST 2.0 has trimmed the barrier to entry. Confirm current variant-wise pricing and delivery timelines with your local TVS dealer before you sign.
