TVS releases new Jupiter with 61 km/l mileage and price under 90 thousand
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TVS releases new Jupiter with 61 km/l mileage and price under 90 thousand

TVS Company has introduced an updated version of its popular Jupiter scooter in the Indian market. The new line is called Jupiter Dual Tone Spectral Range. This scooter is equipped with a 110 cc engine and is now available in a two-tone finish.

The updated Jupiter includes features such as sequential turn indicators, an enlarged seat, a USB Type-C charging port, and Bluetooth connectivity technology. In July, the company sold 148,595 units of the Jupiter.

The Jupiter TVS Dual Tone Spectral Range starts from ₹89,825 at the showroom. The scooter is available in two color variants: Spectral Blue and Spectral Copper Dual Tone. The main focus of the new model is on the scooter's color.

A special color-changing effect finish has been developed for both colors, which is combined with redesigned seat upholstery and partially chromed mirrors. These two colors make the 110 cc Jupiter the first scooter to offer a dual-tone spectral color.

The Jupiter TVS Dual Tone Spectral Range is equipped with sequential indicators, which is a segment feature. Instead of ordinary blinking, the indicators emit light in a sequential pattern, giving the scooter a unique appearance. Changes have also been made to the exterior of the scooter.

This scooter comes with a premium long seat that provides extra support for both the rider and the passenger, improving comfort. Additionally, the Jupiter features a 33-liter storage space under the seat, which TVS claims is the best in its segment, and it can fit two helmets.

The new Jupiter supports Smart Connect technology, which provides the user with navigation, call, and SMS alert information directly on the scooter. It is also equipped with a USB Type-C charging port. The scooter runs on a 113.3 cc single-cylinder four-stroke petrol engine, which generates 7.9 hp and 9.8 Nm of torque, providing fuel economy of up to 61 kilometers per liter.

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BMW has expanded its lineup in the Indian market by releasing a new version of the X1. This model, named X1 Long Wheelbase (X1 LWB), is equipped with numerous features, offers more cabin space, and is available with a new gasoline engine.

The vehicle will be available alongside the standard X1 and the electric iX1 version. Furthermore, the price of the X1 LWB is lower: by 1 lakh rupees compared to the standard variant and by 1.5 lakh rupees compared to the electric variant.

The BMW X1 LWB was introduced at a price of 49.90 lakh rupees for the showroom price. This model is aimed at buyers who wish to purchase a luxurious SUV with ample interior space. The manufacturer's main focus is on the comfort of rear passengers.

Visually, the car is distinguished by the use of chrome along the window line, which gives it a distinct look. Additionally, silver inserts are applied to the doors and the rear bumper. It retains the same LED headlights and taillights as the standard X1.

The length of the X1 Long Wheelbase is 4616 mm, which is 116 mm longer than the standard version. The wheelbase has increased by 108 mm, reaching 2800 mm. Thanks to this extra space, the length of the rear seat has increased, ensuring an enhanced level of comfort.

The SUV is equipped with 18-inch wheels. Four color options are available: Mineral White, Carbon Black, Night Dusk Blue, and Skyscraper Grey. The most noticeable changes concern the rear passenger seat: it features an additional 15mm of cushioning, and there is also an extra 109 mm of legroom provided.

Features include a curved display, a fixed glass roof, wireless charging, power seats, and folding rear seats. The trunk volume is 540 liters, which can be increased to 1700 liters. The car is equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine that produces 154 hp and 230 Nm of torque, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. It is important to note that the 2.0-liter diesel engine, available in the standard version, is absent in this long-wheelbase model.

Yamaha releases two updated scooters, Fascino and RayZR 125, with prices starting from 79 thousand rupees
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Yamaha releases two updated scooters, Fascino and RayZR 125, with prices starting from 79 thousand rupees

Yamaha has updated its line of 125cc scooters for the Indian market. The brand has introduced the refreshed Fascino and RayZR 125 models, which have been modernized to enhance technological features for users.

Furthermore, the cost of these scooters has been adjusted. No changes were made to the engines of either model; they are equipped with a 125cc air-cooled engine. Below is an overview of the new models and current prices for these scooters.

Regarding pricing, the Yamaha Fascino is available starting from 78,980 rupees and up to 99,030 rupees including export duties. It can be purchased in three variants: Drum, Disc, and S. The RayZR 125 (2026 model) starts from 79,880 rupees with export duties and reaches 100,440 rupees.

The Yamaha Fascino and RayZR compete in the market with models such as the Honda Activa 125, Dio 125, Hero Zoom 125, Destiny 125, Suzuki Access 125, Suzuki Avanis 124, TVS Jupiter 125, and NTORQ 125.

Concerning the updated colors, the 2026 Fascino model in the Drum version will be available in Yellow Cocktail, Metallic Green Light, and Cool Blue Metallic, while the Disc version will be in Matte Black. A special scooter version will appear in Metallic Orangeish Grey. The Yamaha Fascino in the S version will feature a TFT instrument cluster for the first time, which will also support turn-by-turn navigation.

New color options have also been added to the Yamaha RayZR. The standard RayZR is available in two configurations—Drum and Disc. The basic Drum version is only available in Metallic Black. The Disc version offers Metallic Black, Dark Matt Blue, and Ice Flow Vermilion.

The RayZR Street Rally version is equipped with a TFT system. In this modification, customers can choose between LCD and TFT screens. Both screen options are available in Matte Black, whereas Ice Flow Vermilion is available only with LCD, and Matte Titan is available only with the TFT display.

Apart from color changes and the addition of TFT screens, there were no other technical modifications to these scooters. Both models are equipped with a 125cc air-cooled engine that generates 8 hp and 10.3 Nm of torque, and they feature a CVT variator. The Fascino achieves a fuel economy of 71 km per liter, corresponding to operating costs of 1.42 rupees per kilometer, although real consumption may be lower.

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