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Royal Enfield Hunter 350 vs TVS iQube Comparison

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Hunter 350 vs iQube Comparison Overview

Key HighlightsHunter 350iQube
Price1.38 L1.12 L
Power349.0,349.3 CCN/A
ClassCruiserScooter
Mileage36.20 KM/L0.00 Km/Full Charge
Hunter 350
Royal Enfield Hunter 350
*Ex-Showroom Price
₹1.38 L
iQube
TVS iQube
*Ex-Showroom Price
₹1.12 L
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Royal Enfield Hunter 350
Factory Black
1.38 L
2.2 kWh
TVS iQube
2.2 kWh
1.12 L
OverviewSpecificationFeatures

Overview

Overall Rating
6.4
8.8
Design6.008.50
Performance6.008.00
Fuel Consumption6.009.00
Significance8.009.50
Safety6.008.75
Comfort5.009.00
Value For Money7.008.75

Specifications

Engine CC349.3 CCN/A
Max Torque27 Nm @ 4000 Rpm140.00
Top Speed114,130 kmph75,78,82 kmph
No. of Gears5 GearsN/A
Starting MechanismSelf StartN/A
Motor PowerN/A4.4 kW watts
Ground Clearance150 mm mm157 mm mm
Kerb Weight177,181 KG116,129,132 KG
Seat Height790 mm770 mm
Fuel tank Capacity13.0 LN/A
Mileage36 KM/LN/A
Front Brake TypeDiscDisc
Rear Brake TypeDiscDrum
Front Tyre110/70-1790/90-12, Tubeless
Rear Tyre40/70 - 1790/90-12, Tubeless
Wheel TypeAlloy WheelAlloy

Features

Pros Cons TVS iQube

Pros

  • Its IP67-rated battery pack delivers a practical claimed range of 100 km (Economy mode) and 75 km (Power mode).
  • It does the 0-40 kmph run in just 4.2 seconds.
  • Cruising feels effortless and it reaches a maximum speed of 83 kmph in Power mode.
  • Its 12-inch wheels, telescopic front forks, and twin rear shocks give you a plush ride quality, without any rattling panel noises.
  • Braking performance feels reassuring due to the 220 mm front disc and adequately grippy tyres.
  • Build quality, fit, and finish are impressive when compared to other EVs.
  • Its screen links to SmartXonnect for navigation, geo-fencing, ride analytics and reverse park assist.

Cons

  • The 650 W portable charger, which takes 4.5 hours to charge from 0-80 percent, needs to be bought separately for about Rs. 10,000.
  • Long-distance touring capability is restricted by the current public fast-charging network.
  • It lacks optimum top-end punch, especially when trying to maintain highway speeds.

Verdict

The TVS iQube is truly a well-engineered electric scooter. The package combines conventional styling with excellent build quality and refined riding dynamics. In fact, even the real-world range mostly matches factory claims, and the balanced suspension setup handles rough roads exceedingly well.

Preetam Bora rightfully said in his review, “As far as moving to electric mobility is concerned, in the current scheme of things, the iQube certainly is one of the very best electric scooters available on sale right now, possibly even one of the top 5 electric scooters that you can choose.”

Sadly, the slow home-charging times and a separate exorbitant price tag for the charger are factors that dampen the buying proposition. However, if you want a reliable, comfortable, and well-engineered electric scooter, the iQube sits comfortably among the best.

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