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TVS iQube Electric: Variants Explained

Modified On May 23, 2022 08:13 PM By Bernard Mascarenhasfor TVS iQube

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Planning to get the new TVS iQube Electric but confused about the variants? Here’s all you need to know

New TVS iQube Variants Explained

TVS has given its iQube Electric scooter its first major update since it was launched in 2020. The scooter will now be offered in three variants, and today, we’re telling you all about them.

Charging and Range

The powertrain remains the same across the iQube range. The electric two-wheeler has a 3kW rated motor with a peak power output of 4.4kW. But, the same is not the case with the battery pack. While the standard and S variants use a 3.04kWh battery, the top-spec ST has a 4.56kWh pack. As a result, the charging time and range varies across the variants as shown below:

 

TVS iQube

TVS iQube S

TVS iQube ST

Battery Type

Lithium ion

Lithium ion

Lithium ion

Usable Capacity

3.04 kWh

3.04 kWh

4.56 kWh

Charging Duration -

0 to 80% SOC

4h 30min (650W)

4h 30min (650W)

4h 06min (950W)

2h 30min (1500W)

Charger options

650W and 950W

650W and 950W

950W and 1500W

Range per charge

Economy: 100 km

Power: 75 km

Economy: 100 km

Power: 75 km

Economy: 145 km

Power: 110 km

Since the base and mid variant get the same battery and charging options, they offer similar range. However, the top-spec iQube ST gets a bigger battery, along with higher rated chargers, resulting in faster charging time and an increase in range too.

Performance

As there are slight differences between each variant, dissimilarities in weight and performance among them is inevitable as shown below:

 

TVS iQube

TVS iQube S

TVS iQube ST

Top Speed

78 kmph

78 kmph

82 kmph

Acceleration (0-40 kmph)

4.2s

4.2s

4.2s

Parking Assist

Reverse/Forward

Reverse/Forward

Reverse/Forward

Gradeability

10 degree

10 degree

10 degree

Weight

117.2 kg

118.8 kg

128 kg

Although the iQube ST variant is the heaviest thanks to the larger battery, all variants of the iQube offer similar performance, with the top model having a marginally higher top speed.New TVS iQube Variants Explained

Underpinnings and Features

All three variants of the iQube get the same underpinnings. However, only the S and ST grades get adjustable rear suspension. The major differences between the variants are shown below:

 

TVS iQube

TVS iQube S

TVS iQube ST

Display Type and Size

TFT / 5-inch

TFT / 5-inch

TFT / 7-inch

HMI

No

5 way joystick

5 way joystick and

Touchscreen

OTA Updates

Telematics

Telematics

Telematics, VCU, BMS,

Cluster

Music Control

No

Yes

Yes

Voice Assistant

No

No

Alexa enabled

The base iQube gets a 5 inch TFT display with no Human-Machine Interface system, while the mid range iQube S gets the same display paired to a 5 way joystick. The top end iQube ST gets a 7 inch TFT touchscreen paired to a 5 way joystick and is also Alexa enabled.

Colors and Price

Bookings for the iQube and iQube S have opened at Rs 5000, while the iQube ST can be reserved for Rs 999. Below are the prices and colors for each variant.

 

TVS iQube

TVS iQube S

TVS iQube ST

Colors

Pearl White

Shining Red

Titanium Grey

Lucid Yellow

Mercury Grey

Mint Blue

Copper Bronze

Starlight Blue

Titanium Grey Matte

Coral Sand

Copper Bronze Matte

Price

Rs 98,564 in Delhi

Rs 1,11,663 in Bengaluru

Rs 1,08,690 in Delhi

Rs 1,19,663 in Bengaluru

To be announced

Our Pick

While the prices of the base and mid variant of the iQube are known, TVS is yet to reveal the price of the iQube ST. Price is definitely a contributing factor while making a purchasing decision, and although the top variant does stand out in the iQube line-up, a high asking price could work against it. But, if it is priced competitively, there would be a rather compelling case to buy the iQube ST.

New TVS iQube Electric variants explained

 

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