TVS Motor Company plans to extend its EV range on August 28th with the debut of the TVS Orbiter, an entry-level electric scooter targeted at youthful consumers. TVS Motor Company is preparing to introduce a brand-new scooter, which is anticipated to be named the TVS Orbiter, as a major addition to its EV line. With its “electrifying” tagline and eye-catching images of electricity, the company’s most recent teaser has sparked enthusiasm in the two-wheeler community and strongly hinted at an electric product. All indications suggest that the Orbiter will be TVS’s most affordable electric scooter when it makes its formal appearance on August 28.
TVS Orbiter Electric Scooter Launched: Affordable EV at ₹99,900
- Launch of the new TVS Orbiter e-scooter
- Costing Rs. 99,900
- Has a riding range of 158 km.
With the introduction of its third EV, the Orbiter, TVS has increased the number of electric scooters in its range in India. The cost of this e-scooter is Rs. 99,900.
It is evident from the images that the new TVS Orbiter is marketed as an urban electric scooter suitable for both young people and the whole family. Overall, the style is really good, and it has contemporary features like big LED lighting, a sizable windscreen, and big, somewhat curved body panels.
According to the company’s performance claims, a single charge may cover 158 kilometers of riding. In contrast to iQube, which offers a variety of battery options, it is only offered in a 3.1kWh battery pack configuration. Fast charging options and the total charging time have not yet been disclosed to the public. A highly comprehensive instrument cluster with Bluetooth connection is included with the scooter.
TVS has added several high-end amenities to the scooter, such as reverse parking assistance, hill hold capability, and cruise control. Standard features include smartphone applications, OTA updates, and USB charging.
Neon Sunburst, Stratos Blue, Lunar Grey, Stellar Silver, Cosmic Titanium, and Martian Copper are the six color schemes available for purchase on the TVS Orbiter, which is now accepting online reservations. It is in opposition to the Ather Rizta.
FAQs on TVS Orbiter Electric Scooter Launch
Q1. What is the price of the new TVS Orbiter e-scooter in India?
The TVS Orbiter has been launched at ₹99,900 (ex-showroom).
Q2. What is the riding range of the TVS Orbiter on a single charge?
The e-scooter offers a claimed range of 158 km per charge.
Q3. What battery pack does the TVS Orbiter come with?
It is equipped with a 3.1 kWh battery pack. Unlike the iQube, it does not offer multiple battery options.
Q4. Does the TVS Orbiter support fast charging?
As of now, fast charging details and total charging time have not been revealed by TVS.
Q5. What are the standout features of the TVS Orbiter?
The Orbiter comes with premium features such as:
Reverse parking assist
Hill hold control
Cruise control
Full-digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity
OTA (over-the-air) updates
Smartphone app integration
USB charging port
Q6. How is the design of the TVS Orbiter different from other TVS scooters?
The Orbiter has a modern urban design, featuring:
Large LED headlamps
Stylish windscreen
Curved body panels
Sleek, futuristic appeal suitable for youth and families alike
Q7. What color options are available for the TVS Orbiter?
It is available in six color choices:
Neon Sunburst
Stratos Blue
Lunar Grey
Stellar Silver
Cosmic Titanium
Martian Copper
Q8. How can I book the TVS Orbiter e-scooter?
Bookings are now open online through TVS’s official website and dealerships.
Q9. Which scooters will the TVS Orbiter compete with in India?
The Orbiter directly rivals the Ather Rizta and other urban-focused e-scooters in a similar price and performance bracket.
Q10. When will the TVS Orbiter deliveries start?
TVS has not announced the exact delivery timeline yet, but bookings are already live, and deliveries are expected to begin soon.
Q11. What segment of buyers is the TVS Orbiter aimed at?
The Orbiter is designed as an urban commuter scooter, targeting both young riders and families who want a stylish, reliable, and eco-friendly daily ride.
Q12. What makes the TVS Orbiter different from the TVS iQube?
While both are electric scooters from TVS, the Orbiter is positioned as a more stylish, futuristic, and premium scooter. Unlike the iQube, the Orbiter comes in only one battery configuration (3.1 kWh) but adds premium features like cruise control, hill hold, and reverse assist.
Q13. How powerful is the motor of the TVS Orbiter?
TVS has not disclosed detailed motor specifications yet, but it is expected to deliver strong mid-range performance to support city commuting needs and occasional long rides within its 158 km range.
Q14. Does the TVS Orbiter support smartphone connectivity?
Yes. The Orbiter comes with full Bluetooth connectivity, a dedicated mobile app, and features such as ride analytics, navigation, vehicle health monitoring, and OTA (over-the-air) software updates.
Q15. What kind of brakes and suspension does the Orbiter use?
It is expected to feature a front disc brake and rear drum brake setup along with telescopic front forks and a rear mono-shock for stability and comfort.
Q16. Is the TVS Orbiter suitable for long rides?
With a range of 158 km, it can manage medium to long urban commutes easily. However, since charging infrastructure is still growing, it’s primarily best for daily city usage.
Q17. Does the Orbiter have regenerative braking?
Though TVS has not officially confirmed, most modern EVs, including the iQube, have regenerative braking. It is likely that the Orbiter will also feature it to improve efficiency.
Q18. What warranty will TVS provide on the Orbiter battery?
TVS is expected to provide a 3–5 year warranty on the battery pack, similar to the iQube. Exact details will be revealed closer to deliveries.
Q19. How fast can the TVS Orbiter go?
Top speed details have not yet been revealed, but considering its premium position, the Orbiter is likely to achieve a top speed of 75–85 km/h.
Q20. What are the booking and delivery options for TVS Orbiter?
Bookings are open online and through dealerships with a token amount. Delivery timelines will be shared based on location and demand.
Q21. How does the Orbiter compare with Ather Rizta?
Price: Both are in the same segment (₹1 lakh range).
Range: Orbiter claims 158 km, which is slightly higher.
Features: Orbiter adds cruise control & reverse assist, which Rizta does not have.
Design: Orbiter has a futuristic look, while Rizta focuses more on utility.
Q22. Does the Orbiter have a removable battery?
No. The Orbiter comes with a fixed 3.1 kWh battery pack. Users will need to charge it directly.
Q23. Is there a fast-charging network for TVS Orbiter?
TVS is working on expanding its charging ecosystem. While exact fast-charging details are not announced yet, customers can expect compatibility with public EV charging stations.
Q24. What safety features does the Orbiter include?
Hill Hold Control
Cruise Control
Reverse Parking Assist
Regenerative Braking (likely)
Bright LED headlights for better visibility
Q25. Where will the TVS Orbiter be available first?
The Orbiter is expected to launch first in major cities across India (Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad) before gradually expanding nationwide.
Q26. What is the battery capacity of the TVS Orbiter?
The Orbiter comes with a 3.1 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, optimized for urban commuting.
Q27. Does the Orbiter support over-the-air (OTA) updates?
Yes, TVS has equipped the Orbiter with OTA update support, ensuring continuous improvements in features and performance.
Q28. Can the TVS Orbiter be used for delivery services or commercial purposes?
Yes. With a 158 km range and smart connectivity, the Orbiter can be a good option for delivery partners, though load-carrying capacity will need to be considered.
Q29. What is the charging time of the TVS Orbiter?
TVS has not disclosed the standard or fast-charging times yet, but based on its battery size, standard charging is likely to take 4–5 hours.
Q30. Is the Orbiter eligible for government subsidies under FAME-II?
Yes. Being an electric two-wheeler under ₹1.5 lakh, the Orbiter qualifies for FAME-II subsidy as well as state EV incentives (depending on location).
Q31. Does the Orbiter have a boot space?
Yes. It comes with ample under-seat storage for a helmet and daily essentials, similar to the iQube.
Q32. Is the Orbiter water-resistant?
Yes. Like other EVs from TVS, the Orbiter’s battery and motor are expected to have IP67 water resistance certification, making it safe during monsoons.
Q33. Can the Orbiter be charged at home with a normal socket?
Yes. TVS provides a portable home charger, so you can charge it using a standard 5A socket at home.
Q34. Does the Orbiter have cruise control?
Yes. One of the highlight features is cruise control, which is rare in this price range.
Q35. What colors is the Orbiter available in?
The Orbiter comes in six stylish colors: Neon Sunburst, Stratos Blue, Lunar Grey, Stellar Silver, Cosmic Titanium, and Martian Copper.
Q36. How much does the TVS Orbiter cost?
The official price is ₹99,900 (ex-showroom). On-road pricing may vary depending on state and subsidies.
Q37. Does the Orbiter have a digital display?
Yes. It comes with a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, and vehicle insights.
Q38. How is the Orbiter’s design different from traditional scooters?
The Orbiter has a futuristic, aerodynamic design with a windscreen, large LED lights, and curved body panels, making it look more premium.
Q39. Is the TVS Orbiter suitable for tall riders?
Yes. TVS has designed the Orbiter to be ergonomically comfortable for both short and tall riders, making it family-friendly.
Q40. What is the competitor price range of scooters like Ather, Ola, and Bajaj Chetak?
Ather Rizta: Starts around ₹1.10 lakh
Ola S1X/S1 Pro: ₹90,000 – ₹1.25 lakh
Bajaj Chetak: ₹1.20 lakh+
The Orbiter undercuts many competitors at ₹99,900.
Q41. Does the Orbiter have a reverse mode?
Yes. It comes with reverse parking assist, making it easier to maneuver in tight spaces.
Q42. How safe is the Orbiter compared to petrol scooters?
The Orbiter comes with advanced safety features like hill-hold control, cruise control, reverse assist, and regenerative braking, making it safer than most petrol scooters.
Q43. Does the Orbiter have GPS tracking?
Yes. Through its smartphone app and digital console, riders can access GPS navigation and real-time vehicle tracking.
Q44. Can the Orbiter be used for long-term daily commuting?
Yes. With reliable TVS engineering, a 158 km range, and low running costs, the Orbiter is ideal for daily office commutes and city use.
Q45. What is the running cost of the Orbiter per km?
On average, charging cost per km is around ₹0.25 – ₹0.30, much cheaper than petrol scooters (₹2–₹3 per km).
Q46. Does the TVS Orbiter come with a removable battery?
No. The Orbiter’s 3.1 kWh battery pack is fixed and not removable by the user.
Q47. What type of motor does the Orbiter use?
The scooter is powered by a hub-mounted electric motor designed for smooth acceleration and efficiency.
Q48. What is the top speed of the TVS Orbiter?
While TVS hasn’t disclosed the official number, the Orbiter is expected to deliver a top speed of around 80–90 km/h, making it suitable for city and highway stretches.
Q49. Does the Orbiter have regenerative braking?
Yes. The scooter supports regenerative braking, helping recharge the battery slightly while riding.
Q50. Can the Orbiter be connected to a smartphone?
Yes. The TVS SmartXonnect app pairs with the Orbiter, providing navigation, ride stats, notifications, and remote diagnostics.
Q51. What is the warranty period for the Orbiter?
TVS usually provides 3 years / 50,000 km warranty on the battery, along with standard scooter warranty on other parts.
Q52. Does the Orbiter have keyless start?
It is expected to feature keyless entry with a smart key/fob, similar to premium EV scooters.
Q53. How does the Orbiter compare with the TVS iQube?
Orbiter: More stylish, feature-rich, 158 km range, priced at ₹99,900
iQube: Multiple battery options, slightly different design, higher variants priced above ₹1.2 lakh
Q54. Is the Orbiter designed for rural usage?
It is mainly marketed as an urban family scooter, but with its long range and strong build, it can handle semi-urban roads too.
Q55. How much will it cost to fully charge the Orbiter?
On average electricity rates, a full charge (3.1 kWh) costs ₹20–₹25, giving 158 km of riding.
Q56. What is the ground clearance of the Orbiter?
Exact details are not released, but it is expected to have 150–160 mm clearance, similar to other scooters in its segment.
Q57. Can two people comfortably ride the Orbiter?
Yes. The large seat design makes it comfortable for both rider and pillion, with grab rails provided.
Q58. Does the Orbiter support fast charging?
TVS has not officially announced fast-charging yet. It may be introduced in future updates.
Q59. What safety features are included?
The Orbiter comes with hill-hold control, reverse assist, cruise control, side-stand sensor, regenerative braking, and LED headlights for better visibility.
Q60. Can the Orbiter be used for long road trips?
It is best suited for city and short intercity rides. While the 158 km range is strong, the limited charging infrastructure may restrict long touring.
Q61. How many people can book the Orbiter online?
TVS has opened online reservations nationwide, and buyers can book via the official website or dealerships.
Q62. When will deliveries of the Orbiter begin?
Deliveries are expected to begin in late 2025, depending on region and demand.
Q63. What financing options are available?
Customers can avail EMI plans, leasing, and EV loans through TVS Finance and other banks.
Q64. How much money can I save annually if I switch from petrol to the Orbiter?
If you ride 50 km daily, you save around ₹20,000–₹25,000 annually compared to petrol scooters.
Q65. Where does the Orbiter stand in TVS’s EV roadmap?
The Orbiter is TVS’s third electric scooter, strengthening its EV lineup after the iQube and X. It highlights the company’s commitment to expanding the EV market in India.
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