NEW DELHI: The TVS iQube electric scooter costs Rs 95,374 in Delhi for the 2.3 kWh version after the PM E-Drive incentive and Delhi's state subsidy, according to the city price list on TVS Motor's official website. Buyers in Bengaluru pay Rs 1,11,560 for the same scooter, Chennai Rs 1,12,523, Mumbai and Pune Rs 1,13,337, Hyderabad Rs 1,14,322 and Ahmedabad Rs 1,19,039. Price as of 24 October 2026, 12:30 AM IST.
All figures here are the effective ex-showroom prices TVS shows for each city, which already take out the subsidies. Insurance, registration and handling are extra. You can book the iQube on the TVS website or at any TVS dealer, and the brand's city pages let you switch to your own town.
Key facts: TVS iQube price October 2026
Starting price: Rs 95,374 effective ex-showroom, Delhi, for the iQube 2.3 kWh.
Top version: iQube ST 5.3 kWh, Rs 1,48,877 in Delhi and Rs 1,78,877 in Bengaluru.
Versions: 2.3 kWh, 3.1 kWh, 3.5 kWh, MillionR Edition, iQube S 4.7 kWh and iQube ST 5.3 kWh.
Claimed IDC range: 114 km (2.3 kWh) to 212 km (ST 5.3 kWh).
Where to buy: TVS Motor dealers and the official TVS website.
TVS iQube price in Delhi, version by version
Delhi is the cheapest city in this list by a wide margin because TVS deducts a state subsidy on top of the Rs 5,000 PM E-Drive incentive. The state amount shown is Rs 20,000 on the 2.3 kWh, Rs 27,000 on the 3.1 kWh and Rs 30,000 on every bigger battery.
iQube 2.3 kWh: Rs 1,20,374 ex-showroom, Rs 95,374 effective.
iQube 3.1 kWh: Rs 1,38,462 ex-showroom, Rs 1,06,462 effective.
iQube 3.5 kWh: Rs 1,47,200 ex-showroom, Rs 1,12,200 effective.
iQube MillionR Edition: Rs 1,50,751 ex-showroom, Rs 1,15,751 effective.
iQube S 4.7 kWh: Rs 1,65,340 ex-showroom, Rs 1,30,340 effective.
iQube ST 5.3 kWh: Rs 1,78,877 ex-showroom, Rs 1,48,877 effective. The ST is the only version with no PM E-Drive deduction on the TVS page, so only the Rs 30,000 state subsidy comes off.
TVS iQube price in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai and other cities
Outside Delhi, TVS lists no state subsidy in these cities, so the effective price is the ex-showroom figure minus Rs 5,000. That is why the 2.3 kWh costs between Rs 1,11,560 and Rs 1,19,039 elsewhere.
Bengaluru: 2.3 kWh Rs 1,11,560, 3.1 kWh Rs 1,30,756, 3.5 kWh Rs 1,38,586, MillionR Rs 1,42,138, S 4.7 kWh Rs 1,56,490, ST 5.3 kWh Rs 1,78,877.
Mumbai and Pune (same list): 2.3 kWh Rs 1,13,337, 3.1 kWh Rs 1,27,669, 3.5 kWh Rs 1,39,159, MillionR Rs 1,42,710, S 4.7 kWh Rs 1,61,175, ST 5.3 kWh Rs 1,79,778.
Chennai: 2.3 kWh Rs 1,12,523, 3.1 kWh Rs 1,35,237, 3.5 kWh Rs 1,39,407, MillionR Rs 1,42,955, S 4.7 kWh Rs 1,61,128, ST 5.3 kWh Rs 1,79,635.
Hyderabad: 2.3 kWh Rs 1,14,322, 3.1 kWh Rs 1,39,532, 3.5 kWh Rs 1,46,649, MillionR Rs 1,50,200, S 4.7 kWh Rs 1,60,516, ST 5.3 kWh Rs 1,78,877.
Ahmedabad: 2.3 kWh Rs 1,19,039, 3.1 kWh Rs 1,39,132, 3.5 kWh Rs 1,40,795, MillionR Rs 1,44,337, S 4.7 kWh Rs 1,60,961, ST 5.3 kWh Rs 1,79,635.
For an on-road figure, the TVS breakup for the 2.3 kWh in Bengaluru adds Rs 6,529 for insurance and Rs 1,550 for road tax, registration and handling, taking it to Rs 1,19,639. TVS calls this indicative, so ask the dealer for the final invoice.
Range and charging for each battery
TVS quotes these IDC ranges and 10 to 80 percent charging times on its iQube page: 2.3 kWh, 114 km and 2 hours 25 minutes; 3.1 kWh, 123 km and 3 hours 30 minutes; 3.5 kWh, 145 km and 3 hours 45 minutes; S 4.7 kWh, 175 km and 3 hours 15 minutes; ST 5.3 kWh, 212 km and 4 hours. The MillionR Edition uses the 3.5 kWh pack and the same 145 km figure.
Real-world range will be lower than the IDC number, which is a test-cycle result. Riders doing 30 to 40 km a day in the city can live with the 2.3 kWh or 3.1 kWh, while the step from the 3.1 kWh to the 3.5 kWh, which buys 22 km of extra claimed range, costs anywhere from Rs 1,663 in Ahmedabad to Rs 11,490 in Mumbai and Pune.
How the iQube compares with Ather
The Delhi number puts the entry iQube close to Ather's cheapest scooters after subsidy. Our Ather 450 city price list has the 450S at Rs 98,888 in Delhi, and the Ather Rizta on-road prices in eight cities show a similar gap between Delhi and the southern cities. If service cover matters as much as price, see our service and warranty comparison of the Konarc, Rizta, Chetak and iQube.
TVS notes on its site that prices can vary with colour and accessories and can change without notice. State subsidy amounts are set by each state government and not by TVS, so recheck the city page on the day you book.








