With scooters displacing just 110cc, every bit of horsepower counts and it is the Maestro that edges it with 8.43PS and 8.3Nm. That’s nearly half a horsepower more than the TVS. Logic would dictate that the Edge would be quicker but the Jupiter surprises. The TVS engine feels more urgent at low revs and it was 0.6s faster than the Edge from 0-60kmph. Perhaps the difference is because the Jupiter’s power and torque peak lower in the rev range. Both scooters have almost identical top speeds that hover around 85kmph.
At most speeds, there’s nothing to tell the difference in terms of refinement, both motors are single malt smooth but the Jupiter feels less stressed at sustained top speed. The Jupiter also manages to be more efficient, returning an overall 53.9kmpl vs the
Edge’s 51.5kmpl. All told, the difference is quite small with both engines being smooth and
quick enough but the Jupiter has the advantage here.