Sudarshan Venu, Managing Director of TVS Motor, has already confirmed the brand's plan to introduce a new electronic scooter as a global offering. This leaked patent image could be the one Venu ...

Though not much has been revealed about the TVS Orbiter, we know that the brand is likely to place it below the iQube electric scooter. Hence, it is expected to come up with a smaller battery pack ...

While TVS already has the iQube range, the Hosur-based bikemaker’s upcoming electric scooter is likely to be a sporty EV in our opinion, particularly to go against sporty electric scooters such ...

TVS affordable electric scooter patent (Image: Facebook/Dadang Widhaswara) The overall shape of the scooter is geometrically very squarish with a flat bench seat, a flat floor board, and a flat apron.

According to TMCBlog.com, an Indonesian auto website, TVS has registered a design patent for a new electric scooter in that market. While there is no clarity yet on whether this model will also be ...

The popularity of electric vehicles is on the rise in India. Almost all major automobile companies in the country are ...

Both the electric scooters are priced similarly. The TVS iQube ST costs Rs 1.45 lakh while the Ather Rizta Z is available for Rs 1.42 lakh, ex-showroom.

India’s electric scooter market is booming, and June 2025 proved just how fast things are changing. While EV startups like ...

Bajaj Chetak 3001 vs rivals: Battery pack and range The Bajaj Chetak 3001 is equipped with a 3 kWh battery pack, positioning it between the entry-level 2.2 kWh variant of the TVS iQube and the ...

The TVS iQube has made a significant impact on India's electric scooter market. Crossing 6.26 lakh unit sales by early May 2025, the iQube has shattered records, surpassing strong competitors like ...

TVS has filed a design patent for its upcoming electric scooter in Indonesia. The scooter gets large wheels, which look like a 14”-12” wheel setup. The EV gets twin-shock absorbers at the rear.

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