TVS Orbiter Electric Scooter Launches at ₹99,900 with 158 km Range: First-in-Segment Cruise Control

August 28, 2025
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TVS Orbiter electric scooter in matte metallic finish displayed at launch event, positioned in front of large “O” backdrop.
TVS Orbiter electric scooter showcased with its sleek, aerodynamic design at the official launch. Could this be the commuter‑friendly EV that changes your daily ride? Photo: TVS Motor Company

TVS Motor Company has launched the Orbiter electric scooter at ₹99,900 (ex-showroom Bengaluru, with subsidy), targeting urban commuters with a practical yet affordable EV option. The new model delivers 158 km range on a single charge and reaches speeds up to 68 km/h.

Rolling Through City Streets

The Orbiter joins TVS’s electric lineup as its most affordable option, positioned below the iQube. With over 6 lakh electric vehicles already sold across India, TVS has established a solid footprint in the EV market before introducing this mass-market offering.

During the launch event, TVS highlighted their commitment to expanding their EV ecosystem and accelerating the adoption of electric mobility in India, emphasizing sustainable and smart transportation solutions for the future.

TVS Orbiter electric scooter in bright yellow and black color scheme displayed on a circular platform against a large black 'O' logo background, showing its distinctive boxy design, flat footboard, and 14-inch front wheel.
The TVS Orbiter electric scooter showcased in Neon Sunburst color against the iconic ‘O’ logo backdrop. With its boxy yet modern design and 14-inch wheels, will this affordable EV transform urban commuting for India’s always-on urbanites? Image source: TVS Motor Company

Practical Power for Daily Riders

The Orbiter features a 3.1 kWh battery and comes equipped with a hub-mounted motor. The company has not yet disclosed specific charging time details for the scooter.

The scooter features a 14-inch front wheel – larger than many competitors in this segment – designed to handle rough urban roads with improved stability. Its 34-liter under-seat storage fits two helmets plus additional small items, addressing practical needs of daily commuters.

Safety features include a combination braking system with front disc and rear drum brakes for balanced stopping power. The IP67-certified powertrain protects against water splashes and sudden downpours.

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Smart Tech for Connected Riders

TVS has integrated several tech features into the Orbiter, including a Bluetooth-connected color LCD display with navigation icons and turn-by-turn directions. The scooter connects to the TVS SmartX Connect app, offering real-time location tracking, geo-fencing, and over-the-air software updates.

First-in-segment features include cruise control that works even at lower speeds, hill-hold assist that prevents rollback on slopes, and parking assist for maneuvering in tight spaces.

Colors for Every Style

The TVS Orbiter comes in six dual-tone color schemes: Neon Sunburst, Stratos Blue, Lunar Grey, Stellar Silver, Cosmic Titanium, and Martian Copper. The design shows a shift from the iQube’s boxy stance to a slimmer, sportier silhouette with aerodynamic panels.

Market Positioning

The Orbiter enters a competitive space alongside the Ola S1 X, Ather Rizta, and Hero Vida VX2. Its strategic launch during the festive season aims to capture increased consumer spending during this period.

Bookings are now open through the official TVS website and dealerships, with delivery timelines to be announced soon.

Bottom Line

The TVS Orbiter electric scooter costs ₹99,900 with a 158 km range. It has a 3.1 kWh battery and 68 km/h top speed. Bookings are currently open for this latest addition to TVS’s electric vehicle portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the price of TVS Orbiter electric scooter?

The TVS Orbiter is priced at ₹99,900 (ex-showroom Bengaluru, with subsidy). This positions it as TVS’s most affordable electric scooter option, making it accessible for urban commuters looking to switch to electric vehicles.

How far can the TVS Orbiter go on a single charge?

The TVS Orbiter offers a range of 158 km on a single charge (IDC rating). This means you can use it for multiple days of city commuting without needing to recharge, depending on your daily travel distance.

What special features does the TVS Orbiter have compared to other electric scooters?

The TVS Orbiter comes with several standout features including cruise control that works even at lower speeds, hill-hold assist to prevent rollback on slopes, and parking assist for easier maneuvering in tight spaces. It also has a 14-inch front wheel for better stability on rough roads and a spacious 34-liter storage compartment that can fit two helmets.

How is the TVS Orbiter connected to my smartphone?

The TVS Orbiter connects to your smartphone through Bluetooth and the TVS SmartX Connect app. This gives you access to turn-by-turn navigation, real-time location tracking of your scooter, customizable geo-fencing alerts, and over-the-air software updates to keep your scooter’s systems current.

Rahul Somvanshi

Rahul, possessing a profound background in the creative industry, illuminates the unspoken, often confronting revelations and unpleasant subjects, navigating their complexities with a discerning eye. He perpetually questions, explores, and unveils the multifaceted impacts of change and transformation in our global landscape. As an experienced filmmaker and writer, he intricately delves into the realms of sustainability, design, flora and fauna, health, science and technology, mobility, and space, ceaselessly investigating the practical applications and transformative potentials of burgeoning developments.

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