For every rider seeking an eco-friendly and modern scooter that combines convenience, comfort and technology, the TVS iQube can be a suitable option. This two-wheeler boasts a clean electric powertrain, reliable performance and good connectivity, making it ideal for urban commuting.
Let’s gain more insights into the TVS iQube specifications, design, features, battery details, maintenance, variants and safety.
Design and styling
The two-wheeler boasts a minimalist yet futuristic design, featuring a practical structure, LED lighting and sleek panels, making it ideal for the busy Indian roads. The TVS iQube features a seat height of 770 mm, providing comfort to riders and has a kerb weight of approximately 110 kg, making it easy to handle in heavy traffic.
Its main highlight is the 32-litre under-seat storage, which accommodates essentials, such as a helmet and a USB charging port, to offer on-the-go convenience. The overall look of the scooter affects the urban sophistication, blending a clean aesthetic with functionality.
Performance and motor specifications
When it comes to the TVS iQube features and specifications, the scooter comes with a hub-mounted BLDC motor which generates a peak power of around 4.4 kW, offering smooth acceleration and instant torque. Depending heavily on the variant, the two-wheeler can reach top speeds between 72 and 82 km/h. This makes it suitable for urban rides.
TVS iQube can also accelerate from 0 to 40 km/h in around 4.2 seconds, providing a brisk response in the stop-and-go traffic.
Battery capacity and charging time
The scooter comes with multiple battery configurations and here are some of the primary ones:
- Base variant (2.2 kWh): It is ideal for short commutes and features better charging, offering efficient city performance.
- Mid variant (3.1kWh): This offers around 123 km of range, charging 0 to 80% in about 4 hours.
- Top variant - iQube ST(5.3 kWh): It provides a claimed range of 212km and charges 0 to 80% in over 4 hours.
Range and riding modes
Under the TVS iQube electric scooter specifications, there are various riding modes and ranges, but these differ significantly depending on the variant. The base variant comes with a 94 km range, while the mid-variants have a range of 121 km and the ST variants have a range of up to 212 km.
You can also switch between Power and Eco modes, balancing the performance with range. The Eco mode helps extend the distance per charge, while the Power mode enhances throttle acceleration and response.
Smart connectivity and technology
One of the primary strengths of this scooter is its digital ecosystem. The two-wheeler integrates TVS SmartXonnect, which connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth. The digital instrument cluster shows alerts, battery health, ride statistics and navigation.
Additionally, there are many advanced TVS iQube features, such as OTA (over-the-air) software updates, geo-fencing, remote battery monitoring and theft alerts in the higher variants. It also has some practical tech additions like forward/reverse assist, USB charging outlet and LED lighting.
Safety and braking system
This two-wheeler is created with a strong focus on safety. It features a 220 mm front disc and a 130 mm rear drum brake, both supported by a CBS (Combined Braking System) for enhanced balance. The scooter’s battery pack comes with an IP67 rating. The twin rear shock absorbers and telescopic front forks provide better suspension handling. This ensures comfort even on uneven roads.Variants and colour options
Several variants are offered, including the ST 5.3 kWh, 3.5 kWh, 3.1 kWh and 2.2 kWh, catering to varying range needs and budgets. The colour options vary by city and dealer. However, you can expect dual-tone and youthful combinations, as well as limited-edition trims and metallic finishes.
Price and on-road cost
Here are ex-showroom prices of the scooter’s variants:
- 2 kWh: ₹1.09 lakh (approximately)
- 1 kWh: ₹1.24 lakh (approximately)
- 5 kWh: ₹1.32 lakh (approximately)
- S 3.5 kWh: ₹1.40 lakh (approximately)
- ST 3.5 kWh: ₹1.52 lakh (approximately)
- ST 5.3 kWh: ₹1.62 lakh (approximately)
Note: On-road prices can vary across showrooms and states.
Maintenance and services
Compared to petrol scooters, the iQube requires less maintenance, which means no clutch system, air filters or oil changes. Periodic checks include software updates, suspension, brake condition and battery health. The battery warranty typically extends to 3 years, while TVS's extensive service network ensures proper after-sales support.
Best two-wheeler insurance for TVS iQube
According to Indian law, every two-wheeler must have at least third-party liability insurance under the Motor Vehicles Act. However, for the e-scooters, such as iQube, opting for a comprehensive two wheeler insurance is highly advisable. The policy usually covers the following:
- Third-party liabilities and own damage.
- Natural disaster, theft and fire protection
- Battery and electrical components
- Optional add-ons, such as charger theft cover, roadside assistance and battery replacement.
Coverage options and benefits may vary depending on the insurer and policy terms.
Conclusion
The TVS iQube captures the spirit of the nation’s electric mobility revolution, making it efficient, modern and perfect for urban commuting. The TVS iQube electric specifications, refined performance and dependable range make the scooter one of the best options in the electric scooter category.
Select the right variant based on your budget and range and then pair it with a suitable two wheeler insurance online. Doing so can lead to long-term savings and peace of mind.
FAQs
1. What is the top speed of the TVS iQube?
The two-wheeler boasts a top speed of up to 82 km/h in higher variants.
2. How long does it take for the scooter to charge?
It takes approximately 4 hours for the 3.1 kWh version and 4 hours and 18 minutes for the 5.3 kWh variant.
3. Is the battery under warranty?
Yes. The battery comes with a 3-year warranty.
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