2024 TVS iQube Electric Scooter; Variants Explained

It’s been a while since the TVS iQube was launched, however, it has recently received two new variants – base and 3.4kWh ST. TVS has also commenced deliveries of all variants throughout its dealerships in India. You can read more on that here. So the TVS iQube now has a total of five variants. We breakdown what each variant gets, and its price, so it's easy for you to make an informed decision.

TVS iQube Battery, Motor, Performance

The TVS iQube has the same motor across the range, however, with different battery packs and weights, the performance varies between the variants. It’s a bit odd that the standard TVS iQube and the S variant, both of which are fairly more expensive than the new entry-level variant, get a slower charger while having a bigger battery pack.

TVS iQube Features

The TVS iQube comes with quite a lot of bells and whistles. More importantly, even the most affordable variant has all the necessary, practical features, so there’s not a lot that you miss if you opt for the lower variants.

Colours and Price

Colours aplenty in the TVS iQube range, especially in the higher variants, however there’s a considerable premium between the variants.

(*: Introductory price inclusive of cashback, valid up to June 30, 2024)

The wide range of variants give potential customers a good choice to pick from according to their budgets and tastes. Its major rivals, Ather 450S , Ather 450X and Ola S1 X, Ola S1 Air, and Ola S1 Pro too have a number of variants at different price points and with varied features, specs, and performance. Interestingly, the top-end iQube is a little too expensive for what at the end of the day, is a family scooter. The difference is particularly apparent when you consider its primary rival, the top-end Ola S1 Pro with an impressive 195km claimed range and an equally exciting 120kmph top speed seems so much better, at least on paper, especially considering its Rs 1,29,00 price tag (ex-showroom, including EMPS (Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme) subsidy).