Suzuki Access 125 Vs TVS Jupiter 125: Image Comparison

Suzuki recently launched the updated Access 125 at Auto Expo 2025. It gets updated styling along with added features to make it more appealing to the Indian buyers. With all the updates, the new Access 125 has made its case stronger against the TVS Jupiter 125. Let's see how these family scooters compete against each other. 

Design

In terms of styling, the new Suzuki Access 125 offers a perfect blend of retro modern design. It gets updated body panels to make it look more appealing than before. The Access 125 also gets some added chrome elements to make it look a bit more premium.

The TVS Jupiter 125 retains the conventional scooter design with some added flair to make it stand out. Its smooth lines and overall design makes it look quite interesting. The Jupiter 125 too, gets chrome elements that makes it look more premium.

Performance 

The Suzuki Access 125 uses a 124cc air-cooled, single cylinder engine that makes 8.4PS and 10.2Nm. For 2025, Suzuki has updated this engine to comply with OBD-2B regulations. The Access 125 has been known for providing the customers with a perfect balance between performance,efficiency, and comfort. 

The TVS Jupiter 125 uses a 124.8cc air-cooled, single cylinder engine which produces 8.2PS and 10.5Nm. This engine makes slightly less power than the Access 125 but makes more torque. Both of these scooters get a CVT transmission. 

That said, the previous generation Access was beat the Jupiter 125 in terms of outright acceleration in our real-world tests. That could stand to change since the new Access makes less power and torque than before. 

Underpinnings 

For 2025, the Suzuki Access 125 still gets a telescopic fork and a monoshock; however it’s claimed to be retuned for improved comfort.For braking duties, this scooter gets a front disc and rear drum brake setup. At 106kg (kerb), Access 125 is a rather lightweight scooter.  It gets a 5.3-litre fuel tank which should provide a decent range.

The TVS Jupiter 125 gets a telescopic fork and a rear monoshock with 3-step preload adjustability. It gets a front disc and a rear drum brake setup. Weighing in at 108kg (kerb), the Jupiter is just marginally heavier as compared to the Access 125. 

It also gets a slightly smaller 5.1-litre fuel tank in comparison.

Features

The Access 125 gets an all-LED light setup along with a neatly integrated DRL on the front apron. It also gets an updated fully-digital instrument console which shows all the basic info like speed, time, trip data and a service reminder. It also supports smartphone connectivity via Bluetooth which allows for  turn-by-turn navigation, SMS/call alerts, speed alerts, and weather information. It gets an engine stop-start feature which should help in getting better fuel efficiency. 

The TVS Jupiter 125 gets an LED headlight along with halogen indicators and tail-lamp. The instrument console on the Jupiter 125 is a semi-digital unit which offers all the basic information like speed, fuel, trip info, side stand warning and an eco/power indicator. There's no Bluetooth connectivity on offer on lower variants. However, the top SmartXonnect variant gets a TFT display along with a digital screen. This variant gets smartphone connectivity and has features like turn-by-turn navigation, SMS/call alerts, social media alerts, voice assist, fuel consumption details, and distance to empty.  The Jupiter 125 also gets an engine stop-start feature which helps in getting better mileage figures.

Practicality

The 2025 Suzuki Access 125 has become more practical with a bigger 24.4-litre underseat storage. It also has two cubby holes and a USB C charging port inside of the front apron. It also gets 2 utility hooks in the footwell.  Both the underseat storage and fuel filler cap can be unlocked from the ignition keylock. 

The TVS Jupiter 125 gets an even bigger 33-litre underseat storage along with 1 cubby hole and 2 utility hooks. The most convenient feature of the Jupiter 125 is the fuel filler cap mounted on the inner side of the front apron which ensures comfortable refuelling. . 

Pricing

All prices ex-showroom Delhi.

ZigSays

Both of these scooters are strong competitors. They offer attractive styling along with a feature-loaded package which makes them quite tempting. The Suzuki Access 125, with its new update, not only looks fresh, but it also gets more useful features to boast about.

The lower variants of the Jupiter 125  offer great styling along with some useful set of features. However, the SmartXonnect variant offers a bit more hi-tech instrument console and completes the whole package while still costing less than the Access 125. 

Suzuki has been known to offer a consistent service experience but the brand is still in the process of expanding its service network to more areas. TVS has a well-spread service network already in place, however the service experience has been reportedly inconsistent. 

The Jupiter 125 has one of the most comfortable rides in its segment, and so did the previous generations of the Access. We expect the same from the new Access but we will reserve our judgement till we get to ride in the real world.  

 Which one of these 125cc family scooters will you consider ? Let us know in the comment section.