9 Best Scooty New Models

The TVS Jupiter 125 is a newly launched scooter released a few months ago. This scooter is TVS’s second 125cc vehicle with a new two-valve engine and other features.

The first thing to notice is the styling and design of this scooter. It is a simple, aesthetic, and effective look. This scooter has a chrome accent on its front, speedometer console, and side panels. It also has LED lighting on its front and back. Additionally, to improve your visibility at night, there is a reflective strip on the rear grab rail. The colours available for this scooter are Dawn Orange, Indiblue, and Titanium Grey.

The TVS Jupiter 125 has a semi-digital speedometer that gives you all the information you need, such as fuel consumption, distance to empty, real-time fuel consumption, and trip meters. There is also a 2-litre storage space on the front right side to keep your baggage and other things you might need to carry around. A USB charging port is also there.

Overall, it has a smooth acceleration rate and can reach up to 75km without an issue. But after that, it struggles to climb higher to reach its top speed of 92 km. The bike is way to handle and gives you a well-rounded performance on the road.

The TVS Jupiter 125 starts from 82,825 onwards.

The top three competitors for the TVS Jupiter 125 are Honda Activa 125, Suzuki Access 125, and Yamaha Fascino 125.

The Yamaha Aerox 155 features a liquid-cooled engine, and its new design is gaining praise. The unique design is a step-through format, making it stick out from the crowd and all the other scooters with a flat board.

It has LED lights, 14-inch wheels, a good exhaust system, twin shock absorbers, and a curb weight f 125 kg. The scooty incorporates a double-layered bodywork near the lower apron on both sides. Other areas, like the flimsy fuel filler flap, the pillion footpegs that don’t sit flush against the bodywork, and the uneven floormats, could have been made better. Still, despite the scooty seeming large and heavy, it is not. It has a decent storage space under the seat.

The fuel tank capacity is 24.5 litres. It has good power delivery and can hold a speed of 50 kilometres per hour on city roads. You can even ride this comfortably on the highway at 80-90 Kph. It also has an excellent fuel-efficiency system thanks to the stop-start system.

The handling of this scooty new model needs a bit more focus and strength to steer the head and tip it in the direction you want for sharp corners. But it does not lose its balance and has good stability.

The price of Yamaha Aerox 155 starts from 1.4 lakhs onwards.

The top three competitors for the Yamaha Aerox 155 is Aprilia SXR160, Vespa SXL 125, and Honda Grazia.

The Yamaha RayZR 125 Hybrid is a bright, bold and youthful scooter. Its engine is the same as the Yamaha Fascino but has a new Smart Motor Generator feature. The scooty gives you power assistance when you are staking off from a standstill or climbing an incline.

The scooter wights just 99kg and can reach 60kpm much faster than the regular model. It has a lower top speed and faster acceleration. The LED headlight and neat display give you all the information you need. The Yamaha RayZR 125 Hybrid is also compatible with the Yamaha Connect X Bluetooth app, which lets you enable some features through your smartphone.

The wheels are 12 inches in the front and 10 inches in the rear. This ratio will better handle the scooter and offer more stability on the road. It is a fun and lightweight scooter to ride around the city. It has 21-litre storage under the seat to hold all your belongings.

The Yamaha RayZR 125 Hybrid costs 86,130.

The top three competitors of the Yamaha RayZR 135 Hybrid are Hero Destini 125 XTEC, Suzuki Access 125, and Honda Activa 125.

This scooter design is a classic and can be widely recognised on the road as a scooter from Suzuki.

Suzuki Access 125 has LED headlamps, a USB charging port, under-seat storage, and a Suzuki Ride Connect smartphone app. But this only connects with Andriod smartphones so far and not Apple. You can view directions and more through this displayed on the digital console.

The other information the Suzuki Ride Connect app gives you is caller ID display, speed limit, SMS and Whatsapp alert, phone batter level, map directions, and ETA updates.

The scooter seat is wide, comfortably padded, and soft. The excellent suspension is not too stiff and is just soft enough for city traffic and roads.

This scooter is not meant for long drives; it is more suited and made for short commutes or 100km distances.

The price for Suzuki Access 125 starts from 85,200.

The top three competitors for the Suzuki Access 125 (Ride Connect Edition) are Honda Activa 125, TVS Jupiter 125, and Yamaha Fascino 125.

The Suzuki Burgman Street 125 is inspired by the Burgmans series and is a premium 125cc scooter. Its most prominent features include a LED headlight and turn indicators, and the windscreen design makes the scooter look excellent and attractive.

The handlebar is designed using with reference to the European design philosophy. The 124cc air-cooled engine produces 8.5bhp at 7,000 RPM and has a torque of 10.2Nm. The engine performance is smooth and powerful, so it handles city conditions well.

The seat is wide and offers the rider a comfortable posture when sitting down. It has a 21.5-litre under-seat storage capacity.

The Bluetooth feature allows the rider to connect their phone to the scooter’s display and get navigation, call, SMS/WhatsApp alert, ETA, speed limit, and more.

This scooty new model is capable of long-distance rides, and even tall people can cosily sit without the issue of insufficient legroom and other complaints.

The price of Suzuki Burgman Street 125 is 93,300.

The top three competitors for the Suzuki Burgman Street 125 Bluetooth are Honda Grazia 125, TVS NTORQ 125, and Suzuki Access 125.

The Suzuki Avenis 125 is a peppy and sporty scooter. It has a new edgy look; lime green and black are eye-catching colours. The engine is a 124cc air-cooled, single-cylinder, two-valve engine that gives you smooth performance and linear acceleration.

Suzuki Avenis 125 has a kerb weight of 106 kg and a top speed of 80 kmph. This two-wheeler is more suited for daily commutes and short-distance rides.

It has a comfortable seat, and the wheels, chassis, and suspension are the same as the Access 125. The soft suspension allows you to ride over bumps and potholes without worrying too much about the shock.

It also has ample foot space on the bottom, and the seating gives you a good riding posture that is not too awkward or strenuous. There is more than enough storage space under the seat and a glove box in the back. Suzuki Avenis 125 is also equipped with a USB charging port, Bluetooth connection, LED headlamps, and a tail lamp. But the fuel filler is placed on the grab rail, so you must get off the scooter to refill it every time.

The price of the Suzuki Avenis 125 is 86,700.

The top three competitors of the Suzuki Avenis 125 are TVS Ntorq 125, Honda Grazia 125, and Aprilia SR 125.