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Introduction
This review is all about finding out how well does the new TVS iQube fit into the expanding space of electronic two wheelers in India. The electronic market is getting bigger with more scooters rolling out and getting familiar. The new TVS iQube is the proper foray of TVS into the electronic two-wheeler market of India. The transition of TVS towards e-mobility is quite a big deal and we wonder what kind of an impact the iQube is going to make. TVS has a huge reputation in the two-wheeler market and it is yet to find out if this e-scooter is able to live up to it.&nbsp;
How is the design?&nbsp;
Now coming to the styling and design, the new TVS iQube has drawn polarising feedback regarding its looks. It can be best described as inspired from a futuristic product, but also something that was unveiled nearly a decade ago. TVS actually showcased this concept design of the iQube back in 2012. However, there is nothing wrong about it anyway. The horizontal and narrow headlamps carry a Robocop like styling. The tail light will give you a similar impression. With a general shape which is more of a conventional design, this scooter has some similarity with Jupiter. Only the front is arguably the only part of this scooter that comes with a futuristic aspiration. The rest of the work is rather simple and plain for attracting a wider range of demographic. There are some minor quality issues in the design that require fixing.&nbsp;
How is the performance?
On the go, the new electronic TVS iQube, propelled by a hub motor of 4.4 kW can accelerate smoothly and quickly to achieve a 78 kmph top speed. Like the Bajaj Chetak, this electric-scooter also has a dual riding mode- Eco mode and Power mode. In Eco mode it can achieve a top speed of 50 kmph. The acceleration is pretty linear on both modes and pulls through neatly on either. The 140 Nm of torque power at its wheels helps it pick up a speed from 0 to 40 kmph in only 4.2 seconds, quite impressive. Upon releasing the throttle, the scooter&rsquo;s regenerative brake will immediately kick in. It can be ridden effectively and smoothly without the minimal interruption from the rear drum and front disc braking mechanism. This scooter has the most powerful system of regeneration that can be seen on any electric two-wheeler in the country.&nbsp;
How does the TVS iQube ride?&nbsp;
The TVS iQube scooter will leave you all impressed, on the move, particularly when it comes to accelerating. The power output is fairly higher than Chetak&rsquo;s, however, the throttle response feels pretty immediate and not as smoothly delivered as the Chetak, when the accelerator is opened. Another thing to like about this is that its performance does not degrade drastically with a drop in its battery level. Fortunately, enough, this machine, unlike most Chinese e-scooters out there, will not cut the input from the throttle upon braking. Frame-mounted motors are considerably superior to the hub-mounted motor carried by the iQube but this does not seem to be a problem with this scooter. On low charge, this scooter can still deliver a maximum speed of 35 kmph. The grippy improves the stability of the and allows you to pick up a good speed around corners.&nbsp;
How comfortable is the TVS iQube?&nbsp;
The iQube is a well-built scooter having a sturdy silhouette and good feedback from the suspensions. The seats are wide, soft and well-cushioned for delivering long-term comfort even when travelling longer distances. The telescopic suspension at the front and the hydraulic twin-tubes at the rear provide good support when passing through rough terrains. It moderates the impacts coming from potholes and speed breakers making the ride comfortable. The scooter rides well even on low battery level to ensure that the ride quality is not degraded at any point of time. Therefore, acceleration remains pretty smooth throughout your riding experience.&nbsp;&nbsp;
How's the tech?&nbsp;
The following are some of the significant technical specifications of the TVS iQube that contribute to its performance.&nbsp;

Both the tachometer and the speedometer are fully digital, owing to its somewhat futuristic design.&nbsp;
There is an indicator for low battery.
A pillion grabrail has been provided.&nbsp;
There is a clock display in the digital console.&nbsp;
The trip metre is also fully digital.&nbsp;
Geofencing and navigation assistance is available in this scooter.&nbsp;
Q-park assist and incoming call alerts are also provided.&nbsp;
Smart statistics and remote charge status are also found in this scooter.&nbsp;

How's the mileage of the TVS iQube?&nbsp;
The TVS iQube can give you an average mileage of 100 kmph/ charge while you can achieve a top speed of 45 kmph to 75 kmph on economy mode depending on your battery level and almost 80 kmph on power mode which can go down straight to 55 kmph with a drop in your battery level.&nbsp;
Is the TVS iQube good value for money?&nbsp;
At Rs 115,000, this electronic model from TVS is slightly cheaper than Chetak and more affordable than Ather 450X. The cost of annual subscription is also cheaper than that of the rival e-scooters. It is a quirky-looking and simple city runabout, having the limited range as its only set back. However, this issue will eventually fade away when battery and electronic technologies mature. This is the second-best option if you want to buy from a reputed manufacturer.&nbsp;
How is the after sales service?&nbsp;
For the TVS iQube the first service is scheduled after riding 4000 km or 6 months from the purchase date, the second service is scheduled after riding 8000 km or 12 months from the purchase date. The following services are scheduled after every 4000 km of riding or 12 months, whichever is earlier.&nbsp;
Which scooters compete in this segment?&nbsp;
Some of the other scooters that compete in the same segment as TVS iQube are Bajaj Chetak, Ather450X, Aprilia SXR 125 and Revolt RV 400.&nbsp;
Verdict (Value for money)
The iQube is inspired from a concept design to provide an outlook of the future aspirations of electronic transmission. IT provides an average mileage and comes at a cheaper price than the Chetak or the Ather 450. Overall, this is only a good value for money if you are particularly interested in trying out e-scooters.&nbsp;

The ex-showroom price of <a href="https://www.carandbike.com/tvs-bikes/iqube" title="TVS iQube">TVS iQube</a> is Rs 98,564. 

What is the price of TVS iQube?

What is the range of TVS iQube?

Yes, you need a driving license to ride the TVS iQube.

Does the TVS iQube require a license?

What is the top speed of TVS iQube?

TVS iQube takes about 5 hours to charge fully.

How long does TVS iQube take to charge?

No, the TVS iQube does not have a removable battery.

Is TVS iQube battery removable?

The design philosophy behind the TVS iQube was to create a scooter that was modern, eco-friendly, and innovative. The team aimed to make the scooter stand out with its unique design, while also ensuring that it was functional and practical for everyday use. The scooter's design reflects its focus on sustainability, with features such as its electric powertrain and eco-friendly materials.


What was the design philosophy behind the TVS iQube, and how did it influence the scooter's design?

The TVS iQube features a streamlined, aerodynamic design that enhances its performance and range. The scooter's compact size makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, while its lightweight construction contributes to its agility and responsiveness. The iQube also features a range of cutting-edge technologies, including a touchscreen dashboard and integrated navigation system, that enhance its usability and convenience.


What are the key design features of the TVS iQube, and how do they contribute to the scooter's performance and usability?

Compared to other electric scooters on the market, the TVS iQube stands out for its unique design and innovative features. The scooter's aerodynamic body and futuristic styling set it apart from other scooters in its class, while its eco-friendly construction and advanced technology make it a popular choice among environmentally conscious consumers.


How does the design of the TVS iQube compare to other electric scooters on the market, and what makes it stand out?

In developing the TVS iQube, the design team faced challenges related to balancing performance, range, and usability with sustainability and environmental concerns. The team worked closely with engineers and other experts to develop a scooter that would meet these requirements, while also incorporating feedback from potential users and other stakeholders.


What design challenges did the team face in developing the TVS iQube, and how did they overcome them?

The TVS iQube features a range of eco-friendly materials, including a lightweight aluminum frame and a recyclable plastic body. These materials contribute to the scooter's durability and sustainability, while also ensuring that it is lightweight and easy to maneuver.


What materials were used in the construction of the TVS iQube, and how do they contribute to the scooter's durability and sustainability?

The design of the TVS iQube promotes rider comfort and ergonomics through its adjustable handlebars, comfortable seat, and spacious footrest. The scooter's low center of gravity and wide wheelbase also contribute to its stability and ease of use.


How does the design of the TVS iQube promote rider comfort and ergonomics?

The design of the TVS iQube's lighting and instrumentation was carefully crafted to ensure that riders can easily read and interpret the scooter's key metrics, such as speed, range, and battery level. The scooter's touchscreen dashboard is intuitive and user-friendly, while its LED headlights and taillights provide bright, clear illumination for nighttime riding.


What design considerations were taken into account in the development of the TVS iQube's lighting and instrumentation?

User feedback was an important consideration in the design of the TVS iQube, with the design team soliciting input from potential users and other stakeholders throughout the development process. This feedback helped the team to identify key features and functionalities that were important to users, and to refine the scooter's design accordingly.


How was user feedback incorporated into the design of the TVS iQube, and what impact did it have on the final product?

The TVS iQube incorporates a range of safety features, including an anti-lock braking system, a regenerative braking system, and a smart battery management system that helps to prevent overcharging and overheating. These features help to ensure that riders can enjoy a safe, smooth ride, while also minimizing the risk of accidents or other safety hazards.


What safety features were incorporated into the design of the TVS iQube, and how do they contribute to rider safety?

The design of the TVS iQube incorporates several elements that are specifically tailored to the Indian market, including its compact size and maneuverability, which make it well-suited for navigating India's congested urban areas. The scooter's electric powertrain also addresses India's growing concern with air pollution, as it produces zero emissions.


What design elements of the TVS iQube were specifically tailored to the Indian market?

The design of the TVS iQube reflects current trends in electric scooter design, with its sleek, aerodynamic body and cutting-edge technology. The scooter's unique styling and eco-friendly construction set it apart from other scooters on the market, while its range and performance capabilities reflect the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology.


How does the design of the TVS iQube reflect current trends in electric scooter design?

The TVS iQube features a simple and intuitive design that makes it easy to operate and maintain. The scooter has a lightweight and compact frame that is easy to handle, while its digital dashboard provides real-time information on battery level, speed, and riding mode. The removable battery is also easy to swap out and charge using a standard 5A household socket.


What design elements of the TVS iQube make it easy to operate and maintain?

The TVS iQube has a sustainable design that prioritizes eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient features. The scooter's construction uses recycled plastic and other sustainable materials, while its electric motor and regenerative braking system help to reduce emissions and conserve energy. The scooter also has a low carbon footprint compared to traditional gas-powered vehicles.


How does the design of the TVS iQube promote sustainability, both in terms of its construction and its operation?

Technology played a significant role in the development of the TVS iQube's design, with a focus on incorporating advanced features and functionality into the scooter. The scooter's digital dashboard, riding modes, regenerative braking system, and app integration are all enabled by sophisticated electronics and software. Additionally, the scooter's electric motor and battery technology represent the latest advancements in electric vehicle technology.


What role did technology play in the development of the TVS iQube's design, and how was it incorporated into the scooter's features and functionality?

The design of the TVS iQube contributes significantly to its overall performance, with features such as its lightweight frame, powerful electric motor, and regenerative braking system all working together to provide a smooth and efficient ride. The scooter's range of up to 75 km and top speed of 78 km/h make it suitable for short to medium commutes in the city, while its responsive handling and stability ensure a safe and comfortable ride.


How does the design of the TVS iQube contribute to its overall performance, including speed, range, and handling?

<a href="https://www.carandbike.com/tvs-bikes/iqube" title="The TVS iQube">The TVS iQube</a> has a range of up to 75 km on a single charge, making it suitable for short to medium commutes in the city.


What is the range of the TVS iQube on a single charge?

The TVS iQube takes about 5 hours to fully charge its lithium-ion battery from zero to 100 percent using a standard 5A household socket.


How long does it take to fully charge the TVS iQube?

The TVS iQube features regenerative braking, which converts the energy generated by braking into electrical energy that can be stored in the battery. This helps to increase the range of the scooter and improve its efficiency.


Does the TVS iQube feature regenerative braking, and how does it work?

The TVS iQube has a 4.4 kW electric motor, which delivers a peak torque of 140 Nm and a top speed of 78 km/h. The motor is powerful enough to handle city traffic and provides a smooth and quiet riding experience.


What kind of motor does the TVS iQube have, and how powerful is it?

The TVS iQube features a digital dashboard that displays important information such as speed, battery level, and riding mode. The scooter also comes with an app that offers additional features such as remote access, navigation, and vehicle diagnostics.


Does the TVS iQube feature an app or digital dashboard, and what functions does it offer?

The TVS iQube features two riding modes: Economy and Power. The Economy mode offers better range and efficiency, while the Power mode provides higher acceleration and speed.


How many riding modes does the TVS iQube offer, and what are they?

The TVS iQube features a Combined Braking System (CBS) that ensures both wheels are engaged when the brake is applied, providing better stability and control. It also comes with a parking brake and an electronic assist brake that activates when the rider releases the throttle.


Does the TVS iQube feature any advanced safety features, such as ABS or traction control?

The TVS iQube weighs around 118 kg, which is relatively light for an electric scooter. This makes it easy to handle and maneuver in city traffic.


How much does the TVS iQube weigh, and how does it affect handling?

The TVS iQube features a removable battery that can be easily removed and replaced. The battery weighs around 10 kg and can be charged using a standard 5A household socket.


Does the TVS iQube feature a removable battery, and how easy is it to remove and replace?

The TVS iQube comes with tubeless tires that offer good grip and stability on both wet and dry roads. The tires are designed to provide a comfortable and smooth riding experience.


What kind of tires does the TVS iQube have, and how do they perform in different road conditions?

The TVS iQube does not feature a reverse gear or park assist, but it is light enough to be easily pushed or maneuvered by hand.


Does the TVS iQube feature a reverse gear or park assist?

The TVS iQube features a telescopic suspension at the front and a hydraulic twin-tube shock absorber at the rear. The suspension is not adjustable but is tuned to provide a comfortable and stable ride on city roads.


How does the TVS iQube's suspension system perform, and is it adjustable?

The TVS iQube features a storage compartment under the seat that can accommodate a helmet and other small items. It also comes with a USB charging port and a mobile holder.


Does the TVS iQube feature any additional storage compartments or features?

The top speed of the TVS iQube is 78 km/h, which is suitable for city riding. The scooter handles well at higher speeds and offers a smooth and stable ride.


What is the top speed of the TVS iQube, and how does it handle at higher speeds?

The TVS iQube compares favorably to other electric scooters in its price range in terms of features and performance. It offers good range, acceleration, and top speed, along with advanced features such as regenerative braking, digital dashboard, and riding modes.


How does the TVS iQube compare to other electric scooters in its price range in terms of features and performance?

The seat of the TVS iQube is designed to be both comfortable and adjustable. It is a dual-tone seat with a soft texture, providing a comfortable ride even on longer trips. Additionally, the seat is adjustable to accommodate different rider sizes and preferences. The rider can adjust the height of the seat, and the handlebars can be adjusted as well, allowing for a more customized riding experience.


How does the seat of the TVS iQube contribute to rider comfort, and is it adjustable to accommodate different rider sizes and preferences?

The TVS iQube is designed to be easy to maneuver and operate, particularly in congested urban areas. It features a lightweight design and compact size, making it easier to navigate through tight spaces and heavy traffic. The iQube also has a low center of gravity, which contributes to its stability and ease of handling.


What measures has TVS taken to ensure that the iQube is easy to maneuver and operate, particularly in congested urban areas where riders may be navigating through tight spaces and heavy traffic?

The iQube's suspension system is designed to provide a smooth and comfortable ride, even on uneven or bumpy road surfaces. It features a telescopic front suspension and a hydraulic mono-shock rear suspension, which work together to absorb shocks and vibrations and keep the rider comfortable.


How does the TVS iQube's suspension system contribute to a smooth, comfortable ride, particularly on uneven or bumpy road surfaces?

The TVS iQube features several ergonomic design features to ensure rider comfort. The handlebars are positioned at a comfortable angle and can be adjusted to suit the rider's height and arm length. The footrests are also adjustable, allowing riders to find the most comfortable riding position.


Does the iQube feature any special ergonomic design features, such as adjustable handlebars or footrests, to ensure that riders can maintain a comfortable, relaxed riding posture?

The iQube's electric powertrain is designed to be both quiet and vibration-free, contributing to a more comfortable and enjoyable riding experience. The lack of engine noise and vibration allows riders to focus more on the road and enjoy the ride without distractions.


How does the iQube's electric powertrain affect rider comfort, particularly with regard to noise and vibration levels compared to traditional gasoline-powered scooters?

The iQube is equipped with several advanced safety features, including an anti-lock braking system (ABS) and a hill-hold function. These features not only enhance rider safety but also contribute to a more comfortable and stress-free riding experience.


Does the iQube feature any advanced safety features, such as anti-lock brakes or traction control, that contribute to a more comfortable and secure riding experience?

The iQube's range and battery life can impact rider comfort on longer trips, where riders may need to stop and recharge the scooter. However, the iQube has a range of up to 75 km on a single charge, which should be sufficient for most urban commuting needs. Additionally, the iQube's battery can be fully charged in just 5 hours, which means riders can quickly recharge the scooter during breaks in their daily routine.


How does the TVS iQube's range and battery life affect rider comfort, particularly on longer rides where riders may need to stop and recharge the scooter?

The TVS iQube features a front apron and a windscreen, providing some wind protection to riders. This not only contributes to rider comfort but also enhances safety by reducing wind resistance and the risk of rider fatigue.


What kind of wind protection does the iQube offer to riders, and how does this affect rider comfort and safety on the road?

The iQube features several convenient features that contribute to rider comfort, such as a USB charging port and a spacious under-seat storage compartment. The storage compartment can accommodate a helmet or other essentials, which means riders don't have to carry extra baggage or worry about their belongings while riding.


Are there any features on the iQube that contribute to rider convenience and comfort, such as a built-in storage compartment or a phone charging port?

Compared to other electric scooters on the market, the TVS iQube is designed with a focus on rider comfort and usability. Its lightweight and compact design, advanced safety features, and adjustable seating and handlebars make it a comfortable and enjoyable ride for urban commuters. Additionally, the iQube's spacious under-seat storage and quick charging time make it a practical choice for daily use.


How does the TVS iQube's design compare to other electric scooters on the market in terms of rider comfort and usability, and what sets it apart from its competitors in this regard?

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