TVS Bikes News

The first modern connected electric scooters from two mainstream brands decoded in images

How does Honda’s newest moped stack up against our homegrown runabout?

Can you get a more powerful two-wheeler for the cost of the Victor?

Here’s a list of reports that should help you if you are planning to buy TVS’ brand new iQube Electric scooter

A bit skeptical of putting your money on TVS’ first electric scooter? Well, here’s what else you could buy for the same amount

The BS6 NTorq packs a bigger fuel tank and weighs 1.9kg more

Peak power has gone down by 0.51PS, whereas torque has remained unchanged

Of the five variants on offer, which is the one for you?

Want to go green but held back by a tight budget? Well, check out these two-wheelers

Two scooters from the same manufacturer, sharing the same engine -- which one offers more value?

Confused between the BS6 TVS Star City Plus and the BS4 Victor? We help you choose the best one

We list down the iQube’s positives and negatives that’ll help you gauge the scooter’s performance

Riding on a test track in ideal conditions is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of the real world. Which is why we thought you ought to know the real-world range of the iQube as well

Of all the variants on offer, which one suits your needs?

The long list of available options in the 110cc motorcycle segment leaves you spoilt for choice

The iQube Electric is currently available only in Bengaluru

We list down all the issues with the iQube and the possible solutions

The company says the initial pricing was introductory. So, an increase in prices was inevitable

Details images that give you an idea of how the iQube hold up against its competition

The company has launched the entire Apache range as well as the NTorq 125 in the country

What are your other options in the 110cc scooter segment?

It is likely to be a naked bike based on the recently-launched Apache RR 310 BS6

We address a common concern that a lot of people have about leaving their electric two-wheelers charging overnight in their parking spaces

The mobility product may just get an e-carb to meet BS6 norms