BS6 TVS Jupiter Classic launched at Rs 67,911

    The BS6-compliant scooter comes with an increase of around Rs 8,000 over the outgoing model.

    Published On Nov 27, 2019 05:16:00 PM

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    Following the launch of its first BS6-compliant motorcycles – the updated Apache RTR 160 4V and 200 4V – yesterday, TVS has just unveiled its first BS6-compliant scooter, the Jupiter Classic ET-Fi. The two-wheeler is priced at Rs 67,911 (ex-showroom, Delhi), which is nearly Rs 8,000 more than the cost of the outgoing model. The TVS Jupiter is also available in a Base, ZX and Grande variants, the BS6-compliant iterations of which will be launched soon.

    The ET-Fi in the name stands for ‘Ecothrust Fuel Injection’, which is one of the two versions of BS6 Fi platforms that TVS has developed. The manufacturer is calling the other one RT-Fi or ‘Race Tuned Fuel Injection’. TVS claims that the Jupiter Classic now delivers 15 percent better fuel efficiency. New features also include a USB charger, storage space in the front and a tinted visor. At the moment, TVS has not revealed output figures, but it's likely we could see a slight drop in performance, just like on the new Apache bikes.

    The new TVS Jupiter Classic ET-Fi will be available in a number of colour schemes – Sunlit Ivory, Autumn Brown and a new Indiblue shade.

     

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