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TVS Zest SXC Launched At ₹75,500 - Digital Instrument Console & New Colours
TVS Motor Company has launched a new variant of the Scooty Zest 110 called the SXC, priced at ₹75,500 ex-showroom (Delhi). The TVS Zest SXC introduces updated technology, refreshed styling, and new colour choices to the long-running 110cc scooter lineup.
The Scooty Zest SXC now features a fully digital instrument console, a first for the model. The new unit displays speed, fuel level, odometer, and trip readings. It also supports Bluetooth connectivity with turn-by-turn navigation and smartphone notifications through the TVS Connect app.
TVS has updated the Zest 110's appearance with revised decals and two new colour options - Graphite Grey and Bold Black. The fresh body graphics enhance its compact profile, giving the Zest a more modern visual appeal without altering its familiar silhouette.
Power continues to come from the 109.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine, producing 7.8PS and 8.8Nm. The engine is paired with a CVT automatic transmission. The throttle response remains smooth, designed for short-distance riding and stop-and-go city use.
Suspension and braking systems remain unchanged. The TVS Zest SXC continues with telescopic forks at the front and a single rear shock absorber, along with drum brakes on both ends. The scooter rides on 10-inch alloy wheels fitted with tubeless tyres.
At 103kg kerb weight and a seat height of 760mm, the Scooty Zest remains one of the lightest scooters in its class. The dimensions make it easy to handle in traffic, especially for first-time riders and those seeking effortless daily mobility.
The scooter also retains features like LED DRLs, external fuel filling, and a 19-litre under-seat storage compartment. Fibre body panels and a compact frame continue to contribute to its low weight and easy manoeuvrability.
The addition of Bluetooth and digital instrumentation brings the Zest in line with TVS's growing focus on connected scooters. It joins models such as the NTorq and iQube in offering digital integration, while still positioned below the Jupiter in the brand's lineup.
Competitors in the 110cc scooter market include the Honda Dio, Hero Pleasure+, and Yamaha Fascino. The SXC variant updates the Zest with technology and colour options already seen on newer rivals, ensuring TVS maintains presence in the compact scooter space.
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