TVS iQube S 4.7kWh Launches Three New Colours

TVS Motor Company has launched the new TVS iQube S 4.7kWh variant in the Indian market recently. The electric scooter carries a price tag of Rs. 1.37 lakh, ex-showroom, and receives a larger battery pack. The company claims an IDC riding range of 175km on a full charge. In addition, TVS has introduced three fresh colour options with this updated variant. The scooter also becomes 10kg heavier than the existing 3.5kWh version because of the larger battery setup.

Three New Colour Choices Added To iQube S

TVS has introduced three colour options with the new iQube S 4.7kWh electric scooter variant. Buyers can now choose between Titanium Grey, Harlequine Blue Beige, and Magnificence Purple Beige shades. Each colour option receives different interior finishes and seat themes for a fresh appearance. Moreover, the metallic iQube side badging continues unchanged across all three paint schemes.

Titanium Grey Offers Cleaner Styling

The Titanium Grey paint option carries a dark grey finish across the body panels and side sections. The apron interior receives a black finish, giving the scooter a cleaner overall appearance. Moreover, the metallic iQube badging remains unchanged from the other variants in the lineup.

Harlequine Blue Beige Gets Dual-Tone Theme

The Harlequine Blue Beige colour option features bright blue body panels with contrasting beige inner sections. The scooter also gets a brown and beige dual-tone seat matching the overall exterior finish. Therefore, this paint scheme may attract buyers searching for brighter and different colour options.

Magnificence Purple Beige Brings Rare Shade

The Magnificence Purple Beige shade follows a similar design theme but replaces blue panels with purple panels. Purple shades remain uncommon in the scooter segment, making this option visually different from many rivals. In addition, the dual-tone seat finish continues with this colour option for a matching appearance.

Before you go, check out the TVS iQube Family EV Campaign Expands Across India.