TVS Motor Expands iQube Lineup With New 4.7kwh S Variant

The new TVS iQube S 4.7kWh claims an IDC-certified range of 175km, adds new colour options and is priced at INR 1.37 lakh ex-showroom Delhi.

06 May 2026 | 2016 Views | By Eshisha Java

TVS Motor Company has expanded its electric scooter portfolio with the launch of the new TVS iQube S 4.7kWh variant in India. The company has priced the scooter at INR 1,37,142 (effective ex-showroom Delhi, including central and state subsidies).

The new variant adds a larger 4.7kWh battery pack to the existing iQube S lineup and claims an IDC-certified range of 175km on a single charge. According to the company, the updated battery configuration is intended to cater to both daily commuting requirements and longer rides.

TVS Motor has also introduced two new dual-tone colour options — Magnificence Purple Beige and Harlequin Blue Beige — alongside Titanium Grey Matte. The company said the variant retains the existing riding characteristics of the iQube platform while offering increased battery capacity.

Commenting on the launch, the company said the iQube range continues to focus on offering customers multiple choices in range, connected features and colour options, while also emphasising ease of ownership and everyday usability.

The iQube electric scooter range is currently available through more than 3,300 dealerships across over 1,000 cities in India, according to the company.

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