TVS Motor Company has launched the TVS iQube MillionR Special Edition in India at Rs 1.40 lakh (ex-showroom). The new edition marks the electric scooter crossing the one million customer milestone.
It is based on the 3.5kWh iQube and gets several cosmetic and practical updates. The MillionR Special Edition also adds a new storage compartment and Type C charging port. It retains the existing battery pack and offers sufficient range for daily commutes. The new edition is aimed at buyers wanting a distinctive iQube with added everyday convenience.
The TVS electric scooter gets a new paint scheme inspired by the Northern Lights. It also receives premium seat upholstery, special MillionR badging and new graphics.
The new colour scheme gives the electric scooter a distinct appearance compared with the standard iQube. However, the mechanical setup remains unchanged from the previous version.
The MillionR Special Edition brings a useful storage upgrade for daily riders. Its new front storage compartment increases total storage capacity from 32 litres to 35.5 litres.
This additional space could help riders carry smaller personal items during office commutes and daily errands. The integrated Type C port also provides a convenient charging option for compatible devices.
The electric scooter uses the same 3.5kWh battery pack as its standard counterpart. It offers a claimed IDC range of 145km. TVS has priced the MillionR at Rs 1.40 lakh (ex showroom). In comparison, the standard TVS iQube range starts at Rs 1.16 lakh.
The company also offers the iQube with BaaS, with prices starting at Rs 59,999. This gives buyers another lower upfront cost option.
The iQube competes with rival electric scooters, including the Ather Rizta, Ola S1 Pro Gen 3 and Bajaj Chetak. Buyers can compare these options based on price, range, storage and connected features.
The MillionR mainly adds styling and practical features to the existing battery package. Its higher price reflects the additional equipment and special edition treatment. For buyers, the key question will be whether these upgrades justify the premium over the standard iQube.
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