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TVS Orbiter

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The TVS Orbiter marks the expansion of TVS Motor Company’s electric scooter portfolio, combining modern design with practicality. Launched at an ex-showroom price of ₹99,900 in Bengaluru, the Orbiter targets urban commuters seeking a balance of range, modern features, and everyday usability. It features an entirely new design language with subtle design elements from the iQube.

The Orbiter is powered by a 3.1 kWh battery pack that delivers an IDC-claimed range of 158 km on a single charge. The scooter offers Eco and Power modes, along with regenerative braking for extended efficiency.

TVS Orbiter Price and Market Position

The TVS Orbiter is a competitively priced electric scooter, launched at an ex-showroom price of ₹99,900 (Bengaluru, New Delhi, inclusive of PM e-Drive Scheme). This strategic pricing positions it as a direct competitor to popular models like the Ola S1 X, Vida VX2, and Bajaj Chetak, making it a strong contender in the rapidly expanding EV market.

GST and Pricing

The GST rate on electric vehicles (EVs) in India remains at a low 5%, a rate that was not affected by the recent "GST 2.0" reforms, which saw price changes for petrol and diesel vehicles. This favourable tax structure, along with the government's PM e-Drive Scheme, is a key factor in keeping the TVS Orbiter's pricing highly competitive and accessible to a wide range of consumers.

Battery, Range, and Performance

At the heart of the Orbiter is a robust 3.1 kWh battery pack, which provides an impressive IDC-claimed range of 158 km on a single charge. In real-world conditions, TVS states that riders can expect around 115 km, making it more than capable of handling daily urban commutes without range anxiety. The scooter offers two riding modes, Eco and City, allowing riders to optimise for either maximum efficiency or a comfortable ride with a top speed of 68 km/h in City mode. It also features regenerative braking, which helps extend the battery's life and overall efficiency by converting braking energy back into power.

Key Features and Specifications

The TVS Orbiter is packed with premium features and practical components that enhance the riding experience.

Technology & Connectivity

All-LED lighting for better visibility and a modern look.
A digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity for seamless smartphone integration.
Turn-by-turn navigation and OTA (Over-The-Air) updates to keep the scooter's software current.

Safety & Convenience

Hill hold assist prevents the scooter from rolling back on inclines.
Cruise control for comfortable long-distance rides within the city.
Parking assist makes manoeuvring in tight spaces easier.

Practicality & Design

A generous 34 litres of under-seat storage, large enough for a full-face helmet.
A USB charging port and a convenient cubby space for small items.
An ergonomic, long 845 mm seat provides comfort for both rider and pillion.
The scooter features a 14-inch front alloy wheel and a 12-inch rear wheel. The hub-mounted electric motor is designed for smoother power delivery, ensuring superior grip and handling.

TVS Orbiter Offers and Buying Guide

While TVS is not currently running any specific promotional schemes for the Orbiter, interested buyers can still find ways to save. We recommend you contact your nearest TVS dealership to inquire about:

Exchange bonuses
Financing options
Early-bird benefits on select variants.

Additionally, keep an eye out for seasonal offers or partner bank incentives, which are often available.

TVS Orbiter FAQs

What is the price of TVS Orbiter in India?

The TVS Orbiter is priced at 1.05 Lakhs ex-showroom in Delhi.

What is the price of 150 km range electric scooter?

The TVS Orbiter, which has an IDC-claimed range of 158 km.

What is the new launch of TVS EV bike?

The TVS Orbiter, a new electric scooter, was launched on August 28, 2025.

What is the top speed of the TVS Orbiter?

The top speed of the TVS Orbiter is 68 km/h.

What is the charging time for the TVS Orbiter's battery?

The TVS Orbiter's 3.1 kWh battery takes 4 hours and 10 minutes to charge from 0 to 80% and around 6 hours for a full charge.

How much does the TVS Orbiter weigh (kerb weight)?

The TVS Orbiter has a kerb weight of 112 kg.

What are the different ride modes available on the TVS Orbiter?

The TVS Orbiter has two ride modes: Eco and City.

What is the battery capacity of the TVS Orbiter?

The TVS Orbiter is equipped with a 3.1 kWh battery pack.

How much under-seat storage space does the TVS Orbiter have?

The TVS Orbiter has a spacious 34-litre under-seat storage compartment.

What connectivity features are available with the TVS Orbiter?

The TVS Orbiter comes with Bluetooth connectivity and can be connected to the TVS SmartXonnect app for features like geo-fencing, safety alerts, call alerts, and navigation assist.

Does the TVS Orbiter have a reverse parking assist feature?

Yes, the TVS Orbiter includes a parking assist feature, which functions as a reverse assist.

What are the available colour options for the TVS Orbiter?

The TVS Orbiter is available in six colours: Cosmic Titanium, Lunar Grey, Martian Copper, Neon Sunburst, Stellar Silver, and Stratos Blue.

What kind of warranty is offered on the TVS Orbiter and its battery?

The TVS Orbiter comes with a 3-year or 50,000 km warranty for both the vehicle and the battery.

TVS Orbiter Key Specs

Speed
68 kmph
Range
158 km
Charging
4.2 hrs
Battery Capacity
3.1 kWh
Motor Power
2.5 kW

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TVS Orbiter Latest Updates

19 Sept 2025

TVS introduces the Orbiter, a stylish, practical electric scooter designed for daily urban use, expanding its EV portfolio.Read Full Story

29 Aug 2025

TVS launches the Orbiter electric scooter, targeting young buyers with innovative features and appealing design.Read Full Story

28 Aug 2025

TVS Motor Company has launched the stylish Orbiter electric scooter, featuring modern design, a 158 km range, and advanced technology.Read Full Story

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Charging Time 4 Hours 10 Minutes	Charging Time 7-8 Hours	Charging Time 5 Hours	Charging Time 4-6 Hours	Charging Time 4 Hrs.	Charging Time 3-4 Hrs.
Range 158 km	Range 109 km	Range 132 km	Range 70-85 km	Range 150 km	Range 220-240 Km
Motor Power 2.5 kW	Motor Power 2.5 kW	Motor Power 2.4 kW	Motor Power 1000 W	Motor Power 3 kW	Motor Power 1500 W
Kerb Weight 112 kg	Kerb Weight 117 kg	Kerb Weight 105 kg	Kerb Weight -	Kerb Weight -	Kerb Weight -
Front Brake Drum	Front Brake Drum	Front Brake Drum	Front Brake Disc	Front Brake Disc	Front Brake Disc
Rear Brake Drum	Rear Brake Drum	Rear Brake Drum	Rear Brake Drum	Rear Brake Disc	Rear Brake Drum
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TVS Orbiter Expert Review

By: Paarth Khatri

The penetration of electric scooters is increasing day by day. It is a segment that has seen significant growth, where people are shifting from ICE to EV. Here, TVS Motor Company is leading the charge with over 6,50,000 EVs sold till now. First introduced back in 2020, the iQube has been a huge success for not only the manufacturer but also for the consumers. It has managed to successfully replace the ICE scooter for several families. Now, TVS is finally expanding its lineup with the introduction of the Orbiter.

For the Orbiter, TVS is using colour schemes that stand out, which means the colours are either bright or matte.

TVS Orbiter: Looks

I will be honest, when I first saw the Orbiter in images, I was not a fan of the way it looks. But the story is completely different when I saw it in flesh. Yes, the Orbiter does not have the conventional design, and that is what ensures that the Orbiter stands out on the Indian roads. If you notice, there are a lot of vertical and horizontal lines in the design; this is because with the Orbiter, TVS went back to the drawing board to design it from the ground up. This ensured that the new electric scooter brings a touch of fresh flair to the market, a design that no one has seen till now in the market.

The headlamp is positioned in the handlebar and there is a lightbar in the apron, which also integrates turn indicators. The sides are flat with a long seat. At the rear, there are split grab rails along with a lightbar that once again integrates turn indicators. There is also a small fly screen to add a bit of character to the Orbiter. One thing that I was not particularly a fan is the way the rearview mirrors are designed. They look a bit too bland for a scooter that looks so different from anything out on the road. In terms of colour options, there are six of them available, three of them are gloss while the other three are matte.

The digital instrument cluster shows trip meters, battery percentage, distance to empty, time and speed among other vital information.

TVS has given special attention to the pillion footpegs. So, you must have noticed that it can be a bit troublesome to take the footpegs out with shoes on, and most people just end up pulling them using their hands. So, how TVS has solved this is by giving a small ridge on the footpegs, so it makes it very convenient to pull when you are wearing shoes. It is a small but very important feature that most people might not even notice, but once it is noticed, it will be appreciated.

TVS Orbiter: Comfort and handling

The riding triangle of the Orbiter is upright, the handlebar falls into the hands naturally and there is ample space on the floorboard as well as on the seat to move around. So, finding a comfortable riding position should not be an issue. What helps this further is the soft suspension setup. While we did not experience potholes, there were a few undulations on the track that the scooter handled beautifully. In fact, even through the corner, the Orbiter felt very stable and planted. This is because of the 14-inch front wheel, whereas the rear one is a 12-inch unit. Even in terms of agility, the Orbiter scores well. It does not change directions as quickly as the Ntorq, but it ain’t slow either. The brand new frame that positions the battery pack below the underseat storage also helps by keeping the centre of gravity low.

TVS has integrated the turn indicators into the light bars themselves.

TVS Orbiter: Brakes

The Orbiter gets drum brakes at both ends. There are no disc brakes on offer, but TVS is offering the Synchronized Braking System to improve the stopping power. The front brake lacks initial bite, but when pressed a bit further, it also engages the rear one. You will end up locking the rear wheel if you just press the rear brake a bit too hard. However, considering the conditions that the Orbiter will be ridden mostly in, the brakes should do the job just fine.

TVS Orbiter: Performance

TVS is using a hub-mounted electric motor for the Orbiter. It is tuned for 3.35 bhp of max power. It is rated for up to 7 degrees of gradeability with 20 kmph of speed and 150 kg of load. Yes, the Orbiter is not the most powerful or peppy scooter around, but it is one of the smoothest ones in the segment. It picks up very gently and builds speed gradually and in a very linear fashion. However, after 45 kmph, the acceleration starts slowing down. The electric scooter can hit a top speed of 68 kmph in City mode. Overall, for daily city duties, the Orbiter should suffice.

The rear design of the Orbiter is quite smart with the sleek lightbar that doubles-up as brake light and turn indicators.

TVS Orbiter: Range, battery and charging

The battery pack on the Orbiter is a 3.1 kWh unit that has an IDC-claimed range of 158 km. In real life, the range should be around 115 km, TVS says. There is no fast charging on offer. The home charging takes 4 hours 10 minutes to charge from 0-80 per cent, whereas 0-100 per cent takes around 6 hours.

TVS Orbiter: Features

TVS is providing all the essentials plus a few extra features with the Orbiter. There is a digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth and connected tech, LED lighting, a motor kill switch, and a parking brake. Interestingly, TVS is also offering cruise control, but it is a simpler unit when compared to Ather. It works between 23 kmph and 43 kmph in Eco mode and up to 60 kmph when shifted to City mode.

Through the corners, the Orbiter feels nimble and light to handle.

TVS Orbiter: Verdict

With the launch of the Orbiter, the portfolio of TVS is even stronger. It would take you from point A to point B, it will take you to the gym, get those chores done, get the groceries too, and most of the tasks easily. The Orbiter will be a great addition to your family and can serve as your first electric scooter perfectly.

The TVS Orbiter positions itself as a practical and well-rounded electric scooter for everyday urban use. It may not boast blistering performance or high-end hardware, but it delivers where it matters most—comfort, stability, smooth power delivery, and useful features. Its unique design ensures it stands out on the road, while thoughtful touches like improved pillion footpegs and cruise control add to its appeal. With a real-world range of around 115 km, the Orbiter is more than capable of handling daily commutes and errands. Overall, the Orbiter fills an important gap below the iQube in TVS’ EV portfolio, making it a solid choice for those seeking a dependable, stylish, and city-friendly electric scooter. For most people, the Orbiter should suffice as it can do daily duties comfortably. The Orbiter will help in increasing sales and help the brand gather more market share.

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TVS Orbiter User Reviews & Ratings

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Stylish and Smart Commuter

The scooter looks funky and stylish, with a decent riding range for city use. Definitely worth buying.

By: Rakesh (Oct 15, 2025)

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Build Quality is a Letdown

I am very disappointed with the plastic quality. The panels around the handlebar started making a rattling noise after just 1000 kms. The fit and finish is not up to TVS standards. Engine is good but these small things ruin the experience. Service centre also couldn't fix it properly.

By: Vikram Chauhan (Oct 7, 2025)

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A Tech Loaded Scooter

The main reason to buy Orbiter was its features. The Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation is a game changer for me. The USB charger is a lifesaver. Plus, the all-LED setup looks very premium at night.

By: Anjali Desai (Oct 7, 2025)

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Family Loves It

Bought this for my family. My wife finds it very easy to handle because of its low weight. The under-seat storage is big enough for helmet and some groceries. Suspension is also quite good on bumpy roads. A perfect family scooter.

By: Suresh Patel (Oct 3, 2025)

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Not for the Enthusiast.

I bought it seeing the looks, but performance is just average. The engine feels strained after 65-70 kmph and there are noticeable vibrations on the handlebar. It's a good-looking scooter for city rides only, dont expect high speed fun. Brakes are decent but could be sharper.

By: Aarav Singh (Sept 30, 2025)

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TVS Orbiter Specifications and Features

Max Power	2.5 kW
Body Type	Scooters
Battery Capacity	3.1 kWh
Charging Point	Yes
Transmission	Automatic
Mobile Connectivity	Yes
Headlight	LED
Range	158 km
Charging Time	4 Hours 10 MInutes
Max Speed	68 kmph