2025 TVS iQube Variants Explained: Which One Should You Choose?

The recently launched mid-spec 3.1kWh variant has one big advantage over the others

The TVS iQube is now offered in 3 sub-variants, with the launch of the TVS iQube 3.1kWh. The 3 sub-variants offer differing levels of range and performance. Here we give you a detailed breakdown of each sub-variant. We will also be answering the question, which one is for you.

TVS iQube 2.2kWh

The TVS iQube 2.2kWh is the entry-level sub-variant in the iQube lineup. It’s also the cheapest scooter in the iQube range in India. It is powered by a 2.2kWh battery pack, which offers a claimed range of 94km. The battery pack takes 2 hours and 45 minutes to charge from 0 to 80 percent. This e-scooter is powered by a 4.4kW hub motor, and has a claimed top-speed of 75kmph. 

This variant is the most affordable out of the 3, and is priced at Rs 1,00,620 (all prices mentioned in this article are ex-showroom, Bengaluru, including PM E-Drive subsidy of Rs 5,000).

TVS iQube 3.1kWh 

The TVS iQube 3.1kWh is the newly launched mid-spec sub-variant in the iQube lineup, and it comes at a price of Rs 1,09,996. This variant gets a larger 3.1kWh battery pack as the name implies, and it has a claimed range of 123km. The battery takes 4 hours 30 minutes to charge from 0-80 percent. It also has a claimed top-speed of 82kmph, which is faster than the top-end sub-variant.

TVS iQube 3.5kWh

The TVS iQube 3.5kWh is the top-of-the-line sub-variant in the iQube lineup. It features a large 3.5kWh battery pack offering a range of 145km (claimed). The battery pack takes 4 hours and 50 minutes to charge from 0 to 80 percent. In terms of performance, this variant has a claimed top-speed of 78kmph. As it is the top-end variant, it is also the most expensive one, with a price of Rs 1,23,379.

What Do They Share In Common?

All 3 variants of the TVS iQube share the same set of features and underpinnings. The 3 variants get a 12.7cm TFT console with smartphone connectivity and related goodies such as call/SMS alerts and turn-by-turn navigation. 

Along with this, the e-scooter variants also get safety features such as geo-fencing, crash/theft alerts. Another super useful feature is the park assist for reverse and forward modes. All 3 sub-variants also get a 32-litre underseat storage as well. 

Underpinnings wise, all 3 variants use a telescopic fork and twin rear shock absorbers. All 3 get an alloy-wheel setup with tubeless tyres. Braking setup consists of a 220mm disc at the front and 130mm drum at the rear. So all in all, the main difference between the 3 just comes down to range and performance. 

Which One Should You Get?

If you’re someone who is looking for a simple electric scooter at a very strict budget, then the iQube 2.2kWh variant is a good choice. It has enough power and performance, along with decent range to deal with your commuting needs on a day-to-day basis.

But if you’re someone who is looking for a bit more power, range and most importantly slightly more speed. Then the iQube 3.1kWh variant makes more sense, as it manages to strike a good balance between performance and range. This newly launched sub-variant is the best value for money option in our opinion. Going for the top-end 3.5kWh variant doesn’t make a lot of sense considering you might as well go for the even better iQube S, which comes with the same range and performance, but with more features - for just Rs 6,561 more. We also compared the top end variants of the TVS iQube and the Ather Rizta, to find out the more feature-packed scooter; you can check out our feature comparison here.