TVS Motor Company has expanded its footprint in Southeast Asia with the launch of the Callisto 110 scooter in Indonesia, targeting the country’s highly competitive 110cc automatic scooter segment, which accounts for nearly half of the nation’s two-wheeler sales, according to the Asosiasi Industri Sepeda Motor Indonesia (AISI). Unveiled in Jakarta, the new scooter has been developed under TVS Motor’s “Built for Real” philosophy to cater to the everyday mobility and lifestyle needs of Indonesian consumers.
Commenting on the launch, Peyman Kargar, President – International Business, TVS Motor Company, said Indonesia continues to be a strategically important market for the company, and the Callisto 110 has been designed to deliver a blend of practicality, efficiency and reliability for local customers.
Powering the Callisto 110 is a new engine featuring an Integrated Starter Generator (ISG) with a stop-go system that automatically switches off the engine during brief halts, helping improve fuel efficiency by up to 10%, according to the company.
The scooter comes equipped with a 33-litre under-seat storage compartment capable of accommodating two half-face helmets, front fuel filling, an all-in-one lock system with a USB charging port, a long seat, adjustable rear suspension, and Body Balance Technology. Safety features include an Emergency Brake Signal, which activates during sudden braking above 50 km/h, along with an auto-off turn signal system.
TVS Motor is offering the Callisto 110 in Mint Green, Moon Silver, Solid White, and Peach Perfect colour options. The scooter is priced at IDR 20.9 million (on-road Jakarta), while the first 150 customers can avail of a special introductory price of IDR 19.9 million. Sales through the company’s dealership network in Indonesia commenced on July 2, 2026.
Indonesia remains one of TVS Motor Company’s most important international markets. The company operates a manufacturing facility in Karawang, West Java, which caters to domestic demand while also serving as an export hub for markets across Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America.
