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      350cc Motorcycle Sales Apr 2022 – Classic, Meteor, Bullet, Electra, CB350

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      Royal Enfield motorcycles continue to dominate with more than 90% market share – CB350 tops in exportsModified Meteor by Ironwood Custom350cc motorcycle segment registered modest gains of 8.77% in April with sales of 51,827 units. Sales during the corresponding period last year was at 47,650 units. Bullet and Meteor have negative YoY growth in the month.MoM sales have taken a hit, down by -6.50%. Sales in March 2022 were higher at 55,432 units. All motorcycles have negative MoM growth in April. Exports growth is at 89.82%, with a total of 5,163 units in April. Exports in April last year were at 2,720 units. MoM growth is also positive at 26.64%, as compared to 4,077 units exported in March 2022.350cc motorcycle sales – Classic 350 leadsWith 62.85% market share, Classic 350 continues to dominate this space. Sales were at 32,575 units in April, marking gains of 39.82%. Sales in the corresponding period last year were at 23,298 units. Classic MoM growth is down marginally by -0.36%, as compared to 32,694 units sold in March. Royal Enfield recently increased prices of Classic 350 in the range of Rs 1,846 to Rs 2,846. The bike is now available in the price range of Rs 1.90 lakh to Rs 2.20 lakh.At number two is Bullet 350, with sales of 7,513 units in April. YoY growth is down by -24.17%, as compared to 9,908 units sold in April last year. Market share is at 14.50%. MoM growth is down by -9.30%, as compared to 8,283 units sold in March. Enthusiasts can look forward to the new-gen Bullet that will be launched later this year. It will have refreshed styling, new platform and engine and some new features as well.350cc Motorcycle Sales April 2022Next in the list is Meteor 350 with sales of 4,617 units in April. YoY growth is down by -41.14%, as compared to 7,844 units sold in April last year. Market share is at 8.91%. MoM growth is down by -29.93%, as compared to 6,589 units sold in March. Meteor was recently updated with three new colour options of green, blue and red. Another update was price cut by Rs 5k, owing to Tripper navigation becoming an optional feature.Fourth is Electra 350 with sales of 3,918 units in April. YoY growth is 7.90%, as compared to 3,631 units sold in April last year. Market share is at 7.56%. MoM growth is down by -12.15%, as compared to 4,460 units sold in March. Honda CB350 is fifth with sales of 3,204 units in April. YoY growth is 7.92%, as compared to 2,969 units sold in April last year. Market share is at 6.18%. MoM growth is down by -5.93%, as compared to 3,406 units sold in March.350cc motorcycle exports – CB350 races aheadCB350 has made impressive gains of 164.40% in April. Share in export markets is at 43.02%. A total of 2,221 units were exported in April 2022, as compared to 840 units in April last year. MoM growth is 393.56%, as compared to 450 units exported in March. Classic 350 is second with exports of 1,797 units in April. YoY growth is 148.20%, as compared to 724 units exported in April last year. Market share is at 34.81%. MoM growth is down by -30.38%, as compared to 2,581 units exported in March.350cc Motorcycle Exports April 2022At number three is Meteor with exports of 1,138 units in April. YoY growth is marginally down by -0.44%, as compared to 1,143 units exported in April last year. Market share is at 22.04%. MoM growth is 8.80%, as compared to 1,046 units exported in March. Fourth in the list is Bullet with exports of 7 units in April. Electra 350 had nil exports in the month. More

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      New Odysse V2 Electric Scooter Launch Price Rs 75k – 150 Km Range

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      Odysse is planning to expand to a network of 100 dealerships across the country by end of this yearNew Odysse Electric ScooterThe rapid push toward electric mobility, especially in the two-wheeler segment has resulted in a surge of brands in the EV space. Mumbai-based electric two-wheeler manufacturer- Odysse, has launched two new scooters in the country namely V2 and V2+.These new electric scooters have been priced at Rs 75,000 and Rs 97,500 (both prices ex-showroom) respectively. Prior to the latest launch, Odysse had four models under its portfolio including E2go, Hawk+, Racer and Evoqis. The company intends to expand its range by rolling two more models at the end of this year.Odysse V2, V2+ Electric Scooters – FeaturesOdysse has equipped these scooters with dual IP 67-rated water-resistant battery packs that can offer an uninterrupted range of 150km on a single charge. As per claims made by the EV manufacturing startup, the new waterproof motor and battery have significantly improved performance and durability of their electric vehicles as well as helped reduce repair and maintenance during times of rain.Customers can choose from six colour options including Black, peach, white, pista, red and blue. Apart from the colour palette, Odysse is also offering features like LED lighting, large under-seat storage, an anti-theft lock and passive battery cooling among others. The electric scooters roll on 12-inch alloy wheels upfront. Stopping power is achieved from disc brakes at both ends.New Odysse Electric ScooterOdysse Electric Scooter StylingAs far as styling goes, both V2 and V2+ have adopted a simple and minimalistic approach to their design. This includes a rectangular LED headlight mounted on the front apron and flanked by LED indicators. A thin LED stripe has been added to the front of the handlebar which acts as a DRL. It gets a flat floorboard which might be very useful for mounting luggage between the rider’s legs.Other highlights include a flat single-piece seat, rectangular rearview mirrors, a single-piece grab rail and a rectangular backrest for the pillion. The only difference in V2 and V2+ is the option of a removable battery pack available in the latter only. Apart from Ahmedabad, Odysse has also commenced manufacturing operations in Mumbai and Hyderabad.Plans for OdysseOdysse is planning to have 100 dealerships across the country by end of this year. The startup is also working on its own IoT platform, which will be launched soon. This will connect all of their vehicles and improve overall user experience.New Odysse Electric ScooterThe most popular model in Odysse’s current lineup is Evoqis which is available at a price of Rs 1.58 lakh (ex-showroom). The fully-faired motorcycle is powered by a 3kW electric motor that returns a top speed of 80 kmph while it claims to accelerate from 0-50kmph in 4.2 seconds. The battery is good enough to return a maximum range of 100km on a single charge. More

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      KTM, Husqvarna Sales Apr 2022 – Duke, RC 125, 200, 250, 390 ADV

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      KTM India’s YoY sales dipped both on domestic and export markets while exports increased substantially on a MoM basisImage – Dev MTRKTM India domestic sales in April 2022 ended on a dismal note. Every model in the company lineup posted a YoY de-growth. Sales were down to 651 units, a dip of 85.60 percent over 4,522 units sold in April 2021 with a volume loss of 3,871 units.KTM India MoM sales were also in the red with an 82.26 percent MoM de-growth from 3,669 units sold in March 2021 relating to volume loss of 3,018 units. The reason for decline in sales is that the company faces severe shortage of parts, which has adversely affected production.KTM India Domestic Sales April 2022KTM 390 (Duke + RC + ADV) was the top seller. Sales fell to 454 units, down 46.55 percent over 851 units sold in April 2021 and commands a 69.74 percent share. MoM sales however improved 45300 percent from just 1 units sold in March 2022. Earlier this month, KTM India announced launch of the ADV 390 which comes in at a starting price of Rs 3.35 lakh, (ex-showroom). KTM is also set to launch the RC 390 at a starting price of Rs 3,13,922, (ex-showroom).KTM 200 (Duke + RC) sales decline stood at 89.93 percent YoY to 142 units in April 2022 from 1,410 units sold in April 2021. Currently holding a 21.81 percent share, this was a YoY volume de-growth of 1,268 units. MoM sales also dipped 92.69 percent from 1,943 units sold in March 2022 when share percentage stood at 52.96.KTM Domestic Sales April 2022Domestic sales of KTM 125 (RC + Duke) fell 97.44 percent YoY to 30 units from 1,172 units sold in April 2021 contributing 4.61 percent to company’s domestic sales while MoM sales dipped 83.87 percent from 186 units sold in March 2022. KTM 250 (Duke + ADV) sales were at 25 units in the past month, down 97.70 percent over 1,089 units sold in April 2021 relating to 1,064 unit volume de-growth. MoM sales dipped 98.38 percent over 1,539 units sold in March 2022.KTM India Exports April 2022Even as KTM India exports dipped YoY, its MoM performance was more positive. YoY exports dipped 17.34 percent to 10,313 units from 12,477 units shipped in April 2021. On this list, it was only the KTM 250 that posted positive sales.KTM 390 exports fell 6.44 percent to 5,205 units last month, down from 5,563 units sold in April 2021 while MoM exports improved 283.85 percent over 1,356 units sold in March 2022. Share percentage also increased from 37.46 percent to 50.47 percent. KTM 125 shipments stood at 2,044 units in the past month, down 11.74 percent over 2,316 units sold in April 2021 while MoM increase was at 86.84 percent from 1,094 units sold in March 2022.KTM India Exports April 2022It was a 46.87 percent de-growth in exports of the KTM 200 to 1,958 units last month, down from 3,685 units sold in April 2021 even as MoM exports increased 176.55 percent from 708 units sold in March 2022. Exports grew for the KTM 250 by 21.41 percent to 1,106 units in April 2022 from 913 units exported in April 2021 while MoM shipments improved 139.39 percent from 462 units shipped in March 2022.KTM India Total Sales April 2022 (Sales + Exports)KTM India total sales stood at 10,964 units in April 2021, down 35.50 percent over 16,999 units sold in April 2021 relating to volume de-growth of 6,035 units. MoM sales improved 17.02 percent boosted by increased exports from 9,369 units sold in March 2022.KTM India Total (Sales + Exports) April 2022In total YoY sales it was a de-growth across all models on the company portfolio. KTM 125 saw a MoM growth of 62.03 percent to 2,074 units from 1,280 units sold in March 2022 while KTM 390 sales improved 317.02 percent to 5,659 units from 1,357 units sold in March 2022. MoM de-growth was again seen in the case of the KTM 200 (-20.78 percent) and KTM 250 (-43.48 percent).Husqvarna India April 2022 (Sales + Exports)KTM’s sister brand, Husqvarna also reported a decline where domestic sales are concerned. In the domestic market, Husqvarna retails Svartpilen and Vitpilen 250cc range – sales of which were only 5 units for April 2022. This was a YoY decline of 98%, as 219 units were sold in April 2021.Husqvarna India Sales + Exports – April 2022Where exports are concerned, Husqvarna has the 125cc, 200cc, 250cc and the 373cc range. Husqvarna 125 exports stood at 420 units, while that of the 200cc stood at 72 units. 250cc exports were at 204 units. Topping exports was the 401 series, with 1,762 units. Total exports were at 2,458 units – declining by 21%. More

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      2022 TVS iQube Launch Price Rs 98k – 3 Variants, 10 Colours, 140 Kms Range

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      TVS first EV product iQube is currently ranked among the top 10 bestselling electric scooters in the country2022 TVS iQube Electric ScooterWith growing acceptance of electric two-wheelers, as evident in huge jump in sales numbers in recent months, manufacturers are busy working on newer models to get the customer’s attention. Working on a similar strategy, TVS has launched 2022 iQube. It now comes with 3 variants, 10 colours and a higher range of 140 kms in real world.TVS iQube is now available in 3 variants of iQube, iQube S and iQube ST. Prices start from Rs 98,654 for the base variant, on-road Delhi. While on-road Bangalore price starts from Rs 1,11,663. Mid variant iQube S is priced at Rs 1,08,690 on road Delhi / 1,19,663 on road Bangalore. Prices of top of the line 2022 iQube ST have not been revealed. Bookings for all three are now open.2022 TVS iQube Electric ScooterTVS connectivity platform SmartXonnect will be offered as standard with the new scooter. iQube base gets 5 inch colour TFT display instrument cluster, iQube S gets 7 inch display with HMI interaction while top of the line iQube ST gets same sized display, but in addition also gets touchscreen function.SmartXonnect system allows the digital instrument panel to be paired with the mobile phone via TVS iQube app. Once connected, users can access a range of features. It includes a navigation assist that displays the directions on the screen.2022 TVS iQube Electric ScooterAnother useful feature is geofencing, which lets users know the location of their scooter. Other features available with SmartXonnect include remote charge status and incoming call alerts. Users can also access a range of interesting stats about their rides such as top speed, average speed, distance travelling, etc.[embedded content][embedded content]With the new scooter, TVS has achieved improved competencies against its rivals. However, intense rivalry will continue in the electric two-wheeler segment. Other manufacturers like Ola, Ather and Bajaj are also working on new EVs that are expected to offer higher range and new features.TVS will also face challenges from companies that are yet to launch their EV products in the Indian market. It includes Hero MotoCorp, Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki. Hero MotoCorp has charted out big plans for the EV segment. In addition to the domestic market, Hero will also sell its EVs in global markets.2022 TVS iQube Electric Scooter PricesHonda has started making its moves in EV space by setting up a subsidiary named Honda Power Pack Energy India Pvt Ltd. This entity will focus on providing battery sharing service as well as technical support. Yamaha also seems to be inching closer to launch of its first EV in India. The company recently showcased two of its electric scooters during an event organised for its dealers.2022 TVS iQube SpecsiQube utilizes 3 lithium-ion battery pack that supplies power to a hub-mounted motor. Packed in high strength aluminium extrusion casing, the battery pack has IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. It also has a dedicated battery management system. The battery pack is covered by a 3 year/50,000 km warranty.Top of the line 2022 TVS iQube STPeak motor output is rated at 4.4 kw (~ 6 hp). The powertrain has been designed for smooth performance across busy city streets as well as wide, open roads. iQube can reach 0 to 40 kmph in just 4.2 seconds. This will come handy while overtaking and negotiating through heavy traffic conditions. Top speed of the scooter is rated at 78 km per hour for iQube and iQube S, while iQube ST has a top speed of 82 kmph – on Power Mode. Multiple charging options are on offer.Depending on your need, you can chose from 650 W charger, 950 W charger or 1.5 kW charger. TVS has started production of all three variants of the new 2022 iQube. Dispatch to dealer is in progress. Deliveries will be immediate, depending on stock. More

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      Free Ola Electric Scooter For S1 Pro Owner Who Got Range Of 202 Kms

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      Ola S1 Pro is set to receive the much-awaited Move OS 2.0 which will give an Eco riding mode promising higher rangeFree Ola Electric Scooter For S1 Pro Owner – Who extracted over 200 kms on single chargeOla S1 Pro has been in the news quite regularly, more so than other electric scooters on sale in India. Most of the time due to its fault. But on the positive side, we have an S1 Pro user named Karthik who posted an interesting image of his scooter’s dashboard on Twitter on 16th of May.Karthik was one of the customers who recently received the Move OS 2.0 Beta-1 update for testing. This update unlocks certain features like a lock and unlocking feature via phone, music streaming, phone connectivity via Bluetooth, turn-by-turn navigation and a new riding mode called Eco mode. In Eco mode, the top speed will be capped at 45 kph and will yield a higher range.Ola S1 Pro – 202 Kms Range RecordIn the image shared by Karthik, his Ola S1 Pro scooter has covered an astonishing 202 km on a single charge. This is a commendable feat and is achieved with the new Eco riding mode.The image also shows the average speed maintained at 27 kph and top speed at 48 kph. At 202 km, battery is at 3%. The user also claims that the usage was 50% in traffic and the other 50% on the highway.Ola Electric Scooter Owner Gets 202 Kms RangeHe tagged Ola Electric and its CEO Bhavish Aggarwal on Twitter, showing off his achievement. Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal was quick to respond with a Tweet from his official account. In his tweet, he praised the S1 Pro user saying that he has broken records by getting over 200 km of range from a single charge.Gifting Free S1 ProHe also announced that Karthik was getting a new Gerua S1 Pro for free as promised by him in a recent event. Soon after, Ola CEO posted a photo of him gifting the new S1 PRO Gerua colour to Karthik. Interestingly, Karthik is seen wearing a t-shirt with the hashtag End ICE Age, when taking delivery of his free Ola electric scooter.Ola is encouraging its customers to achieve new feats of the Ola scooters with offers like a free S1 pro. This also goes to show that the new Move OS 2.0 update is unlocking new potential for the S1 Pro.Ola CEO gifts new electric scooter to S1 Pro owner who got 200+ rangeAt 3.97 kWh, Ola S1 Pro has the biggest battery pack among all mainstream mass-market electric scooters currently on sale in India. It gets an electric motor rated at 8.5 kW peak power which can take the electric scooter to speeds up to 115 kph.Ola is currently facing some slack for lack of reliability and some software bugs. Amidst these, Ola is set to push the Move OS 2.0 which will address most of the bugs and unlock new features at the same time. More

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      Benelli Keeway 250cc Cruiser Launched – RE Meteor 350 Rival

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      K-Light 250V cruiser motorcycle offers segment-first features such as 2-cylinder engine and belt-drive systemBenelli Keeway 250cc Cruiser. Image – ThrustzoneHungarian two-wheeler manufacturer Keeway appears to have a bullish strategy for the Indian market, as three new products have been launched simultaneously. The portfolio includes Sixties 300i, a retro styled scooter; Vieste 300, a maxi scooter; and a cruiser named K-Light 250V.Both Keeway and Benelli are owned by China-based Qianjiang Group. Keeway has a presence across Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa. In most European markets, the company focuses on small capacity bikes and scooters in the 50cc to 125cc segment.Benelli Keeway 250cc Cruiser – K Light 250VIn terms of its design, Keeway K-Light 250V looks familiar to other cruiser bikes like Harley-Davidson Fat Bob. In international markets, the bike is offered in 125cc and 200cc variants as well. This 250cc version launched in India has larger proportions, as compared to its smaller siblings. The bike has the silhouette of a classic retro motorcycle and comes with features such as round headlamp. Users will be able to choose from three colour options – Matte Black, Matte Blue and Matte Grey.Other key features include sculpted fuel tank, all-LED lights, step-up split seat, engine guard, dual exhaust, pillion back rest, short tail section and rear tyre hugger. Overall, the bike has a muscular profile, which ensures a dominating street presence. It is 2230 mm long, 920 mm wide, 1090 mm tall and has a wheelbase of 1,530 mm.Benelli Keeway 250cc CruiserIn terms of ride comfort, the plus points include the scooped-up rider seat, pulled-back handlebar and forward-set footpegs. However, the pillion section looks relatively constrained in comparison to the rider seat. It can work for city rides, but may not be comfortable for long-distance journeys.Users can expect optimal control and handling with a low-seat height of 715 mm. Some of the unique features of K-Light include a tank-mounted semi-digital instrument console. It shows a range of information including gear position indicator.Keeway K-Light 250V engine and specsPowering Keeway K-Light 250V is a 249cc, V-twin, air cooled motor that generates 18.7 hp of max power at 8,500 rpm and 19 Nm of peak torque at 5,500 rpm. Suspension system comprises telescopic shock absorbers at front and hydraulic suspension at rear. Braking duties are performed by disc brakes at both ends with dual-channel ABS as standard. Take a look at the detailed walkaround video below, credit to Thrustzone.[embedded content][embedded content]Users can expect smooth performance, as the bike comes with a belt drive system. Another useful feature is 20-litre tank capacity. This will ensure fewer stops at fuel stations. K-Light has 160mm ground clearance, which is adequate for a wide variety of environments. The bike has 16-inch wheels at both ends, shod with 120/80 front and 140/70 rear tyres.Bookings for all three Keeway two-wheelers are currently open for a token amount of Rs 10,000. Prices are yet to be revealed. Bookings can be made online on Keeway India website or at any of Benelli dealerships. It will rival motorcycles from Royal Enfield, especially the Meteor 350 cruiser. More

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      Top 10 Two Wheelers April 2022 – Splendor, Activa, Pulsar, Jupiter, Classic 350

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      Top 10 two wheeler sales saw a 24.85 percent growth in April 2022 with only the Pulsar and Access showing sales declineRoyal Enfield 350cc Custom By EimorTwo wheeler sales showed an improvement in April 2022. Sales of the top 10 best sellers stood at 8,54,056 units, up 24.85 percent over 6,84,079 units sold in April 2021. This was a volume growth of 1,69,977 units.Every model in this list showed off substantial YoY growth except for the Bajaj Pulsar and Suzuki Access scooter. Factors that have led to this increase in demand could be the gradual opening of the economy, continued government support coupled with an improvement in consumer sentiments.Top 10 Two Wheelers April 2022 – Splendor at tHero Splendor led the list with 2,34,085 units sold in the past month, up 20.97 percent over 1,93,508 units sold in April 2021 leading to a volume growth of 40,577 units. Hero Splendor commands a 27.41 percent market share.At No.2 was Honda Activa with sales of 1,63,357 units in April 2022. This was a 48.94 percent YoY growth over 1,09,678 units sold in April 2021 with volume growth of 53,679 units. Honda Activa currently commands a 19.13 percent market share.Top 10 Two Wheelers April 2022Honda CB Shine followed with 1,05,413 units sold last month, a 32.74 percent growth from 79,416 units sold in April 2021. This was a volume growth of 25,997 units. Hero HF Deluxe sales numbers were at 1,00,601 units in April 2022. This was a 41.11 percent YoY growth over 71,294 units sold in April 2021 with a volume growth of 29,307 units and market share of 11.78 percent.At No. 5 was TVS Jupiter scooter with 60,957 unit sales last month relating to a 138.39 percent YoY growth over 25,570 units sold in April 2021. Volume growth was at 35,387 units while market share stood at 7.14 percent. The Jupiter scooter has seen the maximum YoY increase in demand as compared to any other model on the top 10 list.Bajaj Pulsar, Suzuki Access Sales DeclineBajaj Pulsar sales dipped YoY to 46,040 units in April 2022, down 30.86 percent from 66,586 units sold in April 2021. Market share was at 5.39 percent. However, Bajaj Auto noted increased demand for the Platina of which 39,316 units were sold last month, up 10.85 percent over 35,467 units sold in the same month of the previous year with a volume growth of 3,849 units. Market share was at 4.60 percent. With 38,780 unit sales in April 2022, TVS XL 100 was at No. 8 on this list. It was a YoY growth of 49.29 percent over 25,977 units sold in April 2021 with 12,803 unit volume growth.Top 10 2WheelersApr-22Apr-21Growth % YoY1.Hero Splendor2,34,0851,93,50820.972. Honda Activa1,63,3571,09,67848.943. Honda CB Shine1,05,41379,41632.744. Hero HF Deluxe1,00,60171,29441.115. TVS Jupiter60,95725,570138.396. Bajaj Pulsar46,04066,586-30.867. Bajaj Platina39,31635,46710.858. TVS XL 10038,78025,97749.299. Suzuki Access32,93253,285-38.2010. Royal Enfield Classic 35032,57523,29839.82Total8,54,0566,84,07924.85Sales of the Access scooter also dwindled down to 32,932 units in April 2022, a 38.20 percent YoY de-growth from 53,285 units sold in April 2021. The Access scooter currently commands a 3.86 percent market share. The top 10 two wheeler list concluded with the Royal Enfield Classic 350 of which 32,575 units were sold last month. This was a 39.82 percent YoY growth over 23,298 units sold in April 2021. More

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      2022 TVS iQube Electric Scooter Launch Teaser – New Variant?

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      TVS iQube is likely to receive a new variant with a higher range and possibly more power on offerNew TVS iQube Electric Scooter TeaserThe electric mobility space in India has seen a surge in demand in the past few months, especially in the two-wheeler space. With more battery-powered models going on sale every month, manufacturers are racing against time to bolster their lineup with new electric two-wheelers.Meanwhile, TVS has teased a possible new variant of iQube on its social media handle. The teaser features a shadowy image of the front end of the electric scooter with the caption “New Scooter Launch”. It also reveals that the scooter will be launched at 2:00 pm on May 18, 2022 – that is tomorrow.New Variant of TVS iQube TeasedThe teaser also mentions #TheStoryOf123 which should probably signify the upcoming scooter’s range. It is very possible that the prospective variant of iQube will offer a longer range, maybe 123km on a full charge. The current version of iQube offers a range of 75km on a single charge which is a very humble number by today’s standards, especially considering competition offering a higher range.This development comes at a time when brands like Bajaj, Ather and Ola have recently announced launch of new variants of their respective electric scooter offerings. While the upcoming electric scooter from Ather will be based on the 450 Series, the e-scooter from Bajaj will be based on Chetak. For reference, the current-spec Chetak and 450X offer a maximum range of 95km and 85km respectively on a single charge.New TVS iQube Electric Scooter TeaserBoth these scooters will receive updates to their powertrain specs which should include a larger battery pack. Therefore, TVS is expected to do the same in order to offer a higher single-charge range on iQube. Exact details about the upcoming variant haven’t come to light. We also expect the Hosur-based company to offer some additional features as well.TVS iQube SalesSales Last 12 MonthsTVS iQubeMay-210Jun-21639Jul-21540Aug-21649Sept-21766Oct-21395Nov-21699Dec-211,212Jan-221,529Feb-222,238Mar-221,799Apr-221,420Avg Per Month991Total11,886Since the past twelve months, TVS has sold a total of 11,886 units of iQube with an average monthly volume of 991 units during this period. Sales have kicked up pace since December 2021 when TVS decided to expand the scooter’s availability to new centres. A new variant with a more powerful battery pack would surely be an enticing option for customers.TVS iQube Electric – Specs & FeaturesAt present, TVS iQube is powered by a 4.4kW hub-mounted BLDC motor that draws its energy from three lithium-ion batteries which collectively have a power rating of 2.25kWh.generates. The resultant powertrain pumps out 140 Nm of peak torque at the wheel while top speed has been limited to 48 kmph for Eco mode and 78 kmph for Sport mode.2022 TVS iQube TeaserThe current iQube is equipped with features like full-LED lighting and a fully digital coloured instrument display that has been embedded with TVS SmartXonnect function. The latter comes with smartphone integration through Bluetooth which allows access to a wide range of information like ride stats, remote battery range and geo-fencing. The console also displays navigation and call and text message alerts. More