TVS builds popular scooters (Jupiter, Ntorq, Scooty Pep+, Zest, Wego) and motorcycles (Apache, Star City, Raider, Radeon). TVS spare parts change between generations and variants, so matching the exact model is essential. This guide shows you how.
1. Scooters: model and generation
The Jupiter has classic and newer versions, and the Ntorq, Wego and Zest each have their own body panels, mudguards and electricals. Scooty Pep+ and Pep+ BS4 differ too. Note the exact model and generation.
2. Apache: variant and displacement
Apache RTR 160, 180, 200 and 310 use different forks, brakes, wiring and CDIs. For sporty TVS models, the displacement and ABS/non-ABS variant determine fitment, so match them exactly.
3. Common TVS part families
Popular TVS spares include self starter motors, fork pipes, silencers, body panels, mudguards, speedometers, CDIs and locks. Each is matched differently – a starter by its mounting and gear, a fork pipe by diameter and model.
4. Colour and finish for panels
TVS panels come in factory shades including white, blue, black, mat grey and red. Match the exact colour, especially on scooters, and buy both sides together if the bodywork is faded.
5. Start type and electricals
Confirm kick-start or self-start for starter motors and harnesses, and check the coupler pin count for meters and CDIs.
6. Ordering tips
Have the model, generation, colour and start type ready. autoss.in listings name the exact TVS models covered.
Bottom line
Match the exact TVS model and generation, the variant for Apache, the colour for panels and the start type for electricals. That secures a clean fit.
Bike Model Fitment
| Bike Model | Year | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| TVS Jupiter / Jupiter Classic | 2013-present | Yes |
| TVS Ntorq 125 | 2018-present | Yes |
| TVS Scooty Pep+ / Zest / Wego | 2000-present | Yes |
| TVS Apache RTR 160 / 180 / 200 / 310 | 2006-present | Yes |
| TVS Star City / Star City Plus / Victor | 2000-present | Yes |
| TVS Radeon / Raider | 2018-present | Yes |
Quick Mechanic Diagnostic Checklist
- Identify the exact model and generation (Jupiter vs Jupiter Classic)
- For Apache, note the displacement and ABS variant
- Match the factory colour for panels and mudguards
- Confirm kick-start or self-start for electricals
- Check coupler pin count for meters and CDIs
- Photograph the original part if unsure
- Check the listing names your exact model
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right TVS spare part?
Match your exact model and generation - for example Jupiter Classic or Ntorq 125 - plus the model year. For Apache, also match the displacement and ABS variant, because forks, brakes and electricals differ.
Are TVS Jupiter and Ntorq parts interchangeable?
No. Jupiter and Ntorq are different scooters with different bodywork, mounting points and electricals. Parts do not swap between them.
Are these TVS spare parts genuine OEM?
They are OEM-spec replacements built to the original TVS dimensions and connectors, and each listing names the exact models covered.
Do TVS Apache variants use different parts?
Yes. Apache RTR 160, 180, 200 and 310 differ in forks, brakes, wiring and CDIs, and ABS/non-ABS variants differ further. Always match the displacement and variant.
How do I match TVS panel colours?
TVS panels use factory shades such as white, blue, black, mat grey and red. Match the exact shade and consider buying both sides together if your bike bodywork is faded.