TVS Orbiter Launch in India
TVS motor company has launched its new electric scooter TVS Orbiter, which has been priced at ₹99,900 (ex-showroom, including PM e-Drive scheme in Bengaluru). The launch took place on August 28, 2025 in Bengaluru and its online booking has also started.
TVS electric scooter, iQube series already popular in India and now they targeting a wider audience with the new model.
The TVS Orbiter is designed, keeping in mind the needs of the everyday commuter, offering a blend of practical features, impressive range and stylish design. It is set to take on rivals such as the Ather Rizta and the lower variants of the Ola S1 and the Bajaj Chetak.
Specification
TVS Orbiter looks quite modern and stylish. Its design is simple and elegant which everyone will like. It has LED headlamps on handlebar, DRL on the front & rear, which make its look even more premium. The two DRLs on the corner converted into left or right indicator, which look quite futuristic. It comes with 14 inch front alloy wheel, 12 inch rear wheel and drum brake setup.
The 845 mm long flat seat and 290 mm straight line footboard is designed to provide a comfortable ride for both rider and pillion. The ground clearance of 169 mm makes it suitable for Indian roads and it has a 34 litre bootspace, where you can keep two helmets easily.
The TVS Orbiter has a battery capacity of 3.1 kWh, which covers a IDC range of 158 km (in real world it may varies between 115-125 km) and its BLDC motor produces a top speed up to 68 km/h.
TVS Orbiter will be available in a total of 6 stunning colors:
1. Neon Sunburst
2. Stratos Blue
3. Lunar Grey
4. Stellar Silver
5. Cosmic Titanium
6. Martian Copper
Key Features & Technology
USB charging port
Opened Glove box below the charging port
Bluetooth connectivity
LCD digital cluster with incoming call/SMS display
Hill hold assist, Parking assist, Cruise control, TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System)
Riding modes: City and Eco with regenerative braking
Mobile App connectivity, Turn-by-turn navigation, OTA updates
Safety and Alerts: IP67 certified, Crash/fall alert, Anti-theft, Towing alert, Geofencing, Time fencing, Emergency notifications, Navigate-to-vehicle
Competition
The competition in the market is quite stiff – Ola S1, Ather Rizta, Bajaj Chetak and Hero Vida are already popular electric vehicles. But the TVS Orbiter makes a mark with its stylish design, practical features and strong brand trust. Especially for buyers who want a reliable and affordable electric scooter, the Orbiter becomes a strong contender.
By pricing it under ₹1 lakh, TVS is giving tough competition to its competitors. The Orbiter’s impressive range of 158 km on a single charge is a major selling point that will attract customers suffering from range anxiety.
The scooter’s feature set, which includes large under-seat storage and advanced connectivity options, make it a practical and modern option for urban commuters. Safety features such as crash alert and anti-theft alarm will make it even more attractive to a wide range of buyers.
The TVS Orbiter is now available for booking at TVS dealerships and the company’s official website. The launch is expected to increase competition in the Indian electric two-wheeler market, giving consumers the benefit of more choices and competitive prices.
Overall, the TVS Orbiter electric scooter is a promising launch that offers a great blend of design, technology and practicality. TVS’s brand trust and extensive service network make it even more reliable. If you are planning to buy a stylish and smart electric scooter, then definitely choose the Orbiter.
FAQs
The TVS Orbiter electric scooter launched in ₹99,900 (ex-showroom price). The price may vary in different states.
TVS Orbiter comes with a sporty and modern design, while the iQube is a slightly more family-friendly and practical option. Both are designed for different target audiences.
Yes, TVS Orbiter comes with fast charging support. The company claims that it takes 4 hours for the battery to charge from 0-80%.
This scooter cover a distance of around 158 km (IDC range), but the real world range may vary between 115-125 km.
