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TVS is narrowing the scooter sales gap with Honda, driven by the electric iQube and the new Orbiter. Last month, TVS became the second electric two-wheeler maker in India to surpass one million cumulative retail sales, cementing its position through electrification.
Does it have under-seat storage? — jokes aside, Honda closing in with the iQube and Orbiter is genuinely big news. On Asia's streets, scooters are already the star, and now electric is muscling in. Electrification brings both hope and a bit of wistfulness, but this trend feels like the real thing.
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India's electric scooters are mostly for commuting anyway, so this approach makes total sense.
If I were buying an iQube, I'd wanna know how much of a price gap there is versus the Orbiter.
No pricing in the article on that one, gonna have to wait for more info.
TVS always struck me as a solid, no-nonsense brand, didn't expect them to be this far ahead with EVs.
Closing the gap with electric shifting is good competition, even from an environmental angle.
Honda better hurry up with their EV lineup or they're gonna get caught out in India.
Hitting 1 million cumulative units as the second company to do it - EV two-wheeler adoption in India is moving fast.
