NEW DELHI: TVS X is listed at Rs 2,66,141 ex-showroom on the company's India website, with the charger included. The electric scooter combines a 4.43 kWh battery, a claimed 110 km/h top speed and a tiltable dashboard. Its price needs careful reading: additional software costs remain separate, and the displayed amount is not an on-road quotation for Delhi.
| Item | Official information |
|---|---|
| Displayed ex-showroom price | Rs 2,66,141 |
| Battery energy | 4.43 kWh |
| Peak motor power | 11.7 kW |
| Claimed top speed | 110 km/h |
| Claimed acceleration | 0 to 40 km/h in 2.5 seconds |
| Dashboard | 10.2-inch panoramic TFT |
| Portable charger | 950 W |
Price as of 14 November 2026, 23:08 IST. This is a guide to the current official listing, rather than an announcement of a new launch. TVS originally introduced the X on 23 August 2023. The present performance page and FAQ supply the specifications used here.
What the price includes
TVS says GST and the charger are included in the displayed ex-showroom amount, along with an introductory discount benefit. It lists a three-year warranty, one year of roadside assistance, standard accessories and one year of the Advanced subscription among the inclusions. These are useful distinctions when comparing an electric scooter quotation with a headline vehicle price.
The company separately excludes value-add software from that amount and says the final price applies on delivery. Its current pricing note also says FAME and state subsidies do not apply. Obtain a written breakdown for the registration location, including insurance and software, before treating the website figure as the amount payable.
Battery and performance
The current performance page specifies 4.43 kWh of battery energy, while the FAQ identifies an 11.7 kW peak PMSM motor. TVS claims 0 to 40 km/h in 2.5 seconds and a 110 km/h maximum. Those are manufacturer figures, not results from a road test conducted for this article.
Xtealth, Xtride and Xonic are the named riding modes. Selectable regeneration and Smart Hill Hold also appear in the official material. For a test ride, the useful question is how progressively the scooter responds at ordinary traffic speeds. A quick acceleration claim alone cannot describe low-speed control, passenger comfort or how confidently a rider can manoeuvre into parking.
Charging depends on the parking arrangement
TVS quotes approximately three hours and 30 minutes for a charge from empty to 80% using the 950 W portable charger. Its FAQ specifies a standard 15 A charging point and confirms that the battery cannot be detached for charging indoors. The published time ends at 80%, so it should not be described as a full-charge duration.
This arrangement makes the location of the socket part of the ownership decision. Someone with a reserved parking bay can assess cable access before delivery. A resident whose scooter stays in shared parking needs to settle permission and socket access first. Carrying the charger upstairs does not solve that problem because the battery remains in the vehicle.
A distinctive frame and connected dashboard
The Xleton platform uses an aluminium alloy frame. TVS's design page also describes a ram-air-cooled motor, distinctive lighting and the adjustable panoramic console. The split-seat layout gives the X a different physical proposition from a conventional family scooter. Check the seating position with a passenger during a demonstration, rather than judging everyday convenience from photographs.
The connected-technology page lists digital-key sharing, personalised widgets, geofencing, crash and fall alerts, and tow and theft alerts. It also confirms Android Auto support. Android users can see navigation and compatible media controls on the dashboard; iPhone users are directed to ordinary Bluetooth connectivity through TVS Connect for alerts and music.
These functions deserve a demonstration with the phone that will actually be used. Screen size does not establish whether a particular handset, helmet connection and preferred navigation arrangement work together. Ask which connected functions remain available after the included subscription ends and which require a separate payment.
Variants, rivals and service coverage
The readable pricing section supplies one displayed TVS X figure, without a populated variant-by-variant price table. There is consequently no verified price ladder to reproduce here. For an alternative performance-oriented scooter family, Ather's official homepage lists the 450 range from Rs 1,35,999. That starting figure is not a quotation for a directly equivalent specification.
Readers can consult our Ather 450S and 450X comparison, TVS iQube city-price guide and Rizta S and Z guide for related coverage. Check the date and location attached to each quotation.
Service access is especially relevant to this model. TVS says X servicing is restricted to dealerships that retail it, with dedicated equipment and trained technicians. A familiar TVS sign near home therefore does not establish X support. Confirm the supporting outlet alongside charging access and the final quotation.
Official sources: TVS X listing, performance, design, connected technology, FAQ and Ather's official range.
