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The demand for electric scooters in India is increasing day by day. Its benefit is now clearly visible in the sales figures of the companies. TVS Motor Company July was a special month for The company sold as many as 4,37,394 bikes this month. Compared to the sales in July last year, the company's performance this time was 42 percent better.

In July 2025, TVS sold 3,08,720 two-wheelers. This year there has been a big increase in it. Not only this, the company's sales have also increased compared to June. In June 2026, 4,11,014 bikes were sold. That means the sales increased by almost 6 percent in one month.

Two models turned out to be game changers

• TVS Looking at the entire portfolio of , a few models stand out. Sales of TVS RR 310 increased by a whopping 350 percent. However, the real strength of the company in the electric segment was shown by the TVS iQube.
• iQube's sales grew by a whopping 158 percent year-on-year. This clearly shows the growing trend of consumers towards electric scooters.

How much iQube sold”bullet-text”>TVS iQube sold 59,386 units in the month of July. The company had sold 23,029 iQube scooters in the same month last year. That is, sales increased almost two and a half times in one year. As of June 2026, the iQube had sold 47,331 units. Compared to that, sales increased by nearly 25 percent in July. So iQube seems to have strengthened its grip on the electric scooter market.

Price varies according to budget

The TVS iQube is not limited to a single model but is available in different battery capacity options. So customers can choose the variant according to their needs. The company also offers Battery-as-a-Service i.e. BaaS option. This method uses a separate subscription model for the battery, keeping the initial cost of the scooter low. The iQube in the BaaS option starts at around Rs 59,999 ex-showroom. The 2.3kWh variant with battery costs around Rs 94,434. The 3.1kWh model starts at around Rs 1 lakh. Apart from this, the model with 3.5kWh battery costs around Rs 1.09 lakh, while the 4.7kWh variant of the iQube S costs around Rs 1.18 lakh. The 5.3kWh battery model costs around Rs 1.59 lakh.

How far in one charge?

• iQube's specialty is not limited to sales. Different battery options allow customers to choose the range according to their usage.
• According to the company's claim, the iQube with a 5.3kWh battery can run up to 212 km on a single charge. The 4.7kWh model has a claimed range of 175 km.
• The company claims that the 3.5kWh variant can cover a range of around 145 km, the 3.1kWh model 123 km and the scooter with a 2.3kWh battery can cover up to 114 km.

How much does charging cost”bullet-text”>The rising cost of gasoline is a big reason to buy an electric vehicle. Customers benefit from the same point in iQube too. For example, to fully charge a 5.3kWh battery would cost around Rs 60 at a household electricity rate of Rs 10 per unit.

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However, charges may be different at public or commercial charging stations.

Overall, the increasing sales of TVS iQube reflects the consumer preference for electric scooters. The increasing range, various battery options and options like BaaS make the iQube an option worth considering for many consumers. Judging by the July sales, the electric segment is no longer just a future market for TVS, but an important part of the current business.

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