TVS Motor Company implemented a comprehensive price revision across its two-wheeler portfolio in India on August 1, 2026. Following record-breaking electric vehicle (EV) sales in July 2026, the Hosur-based manufacturer increased prices for its popular electric scooters, the TVS Orbiter and TVS iQube series as well as the petrol-powered TVS Jupiter range. Conversely, TVS reduced prices for the sporty TVS Ntorq 125 by up to ₹1,650. The price adjustments range from a nominal ₹500 increase on entry-level models to a ₹13,580 hike on long-range electric variants, driven by rising input costs and evolving market positioning.
What Happened
TVS Motor Company updated the ex-showroom prices for almost its entire scooter lineup, affecting both internal combustion engine (ICE) and battery-electric vehicle (BEV) models.
While price hikes are common across the automotive sector during cost-adjustment cycles, the extent of the revision varies significantly depending on the propulsion type and battery capacity. Electric scooters received the highest price increases, whereas select ICE variants experienced minor cost adjustments or price reductions.
Key Price Revisions at a Glance
The table below outlines the revised ex-showroom prices and the corresponding price changes across TVS electric and petrol scooter models as of August 2026:
| Model Category | Model & Variant | Battery / Engine Specs | Previous Price (Ex-Showroom) | New Price (Ex-Showroom) | Price Change |
| Electric | TVS Orbiter V1 | 1.8 kWh (86 km range) | ₹88,250 | ₹95,250 | +₹7,000 |
| Electric | TVS Orbiter V2 | 3.1 kWh (158 km range) | ₹1,04,900 | ₹1,18,480 | +₹13,580 |
| Electric | TVS iQube 2.2 kWh | 2.2 kWh (75 km range) | ₹1,15,322 | ₹1,15,822 | +₹500 |
| Electric | TVS iQube 3.1 kWh | 3.1 kWh (100 km range) | ₹1,25,315 | ₹1,26,965 | +₹1,650 |
| Electric | TVS iQube 3.5 kWh | 3.5 kWh (115 km range) | ₹1,35,043 | ₹1,38,943 | +₹3,900 |
| Electric | TVS iQube S | 4.7 kWh (145 km range) | ₹1,59,142 | ₹1,62,142 | +₹3,000 |
| Electric | TVS iQube ST | 5.3 kWh (150 km range) | ₹1,61,984 | ₹1,72,384 | +₹10,400 |
| Petrol | TVS Jupiter 110 | 113.3 cc Petrol | ₹73,400 – ₹86,900 | ₹73,975 – ₹88,850 | +₹575 to +₹1,950 |
| Petrol | TVS Jupiter 125 | 124.8 cc Petrol | ₹78,700 – ₹87,525 | ₹81,110 – ₹89,935 | Up to +₹2,410 |
| Petrol | TVS Ntorq 125 | 124.8 cc Petrol | ₹84,200 – ₹1,05,000 | ₹82,550 – ₹1,03,350 | -₹1,650 (Price Cut) |
Detailed Model Analysis
1. TVS Orbiter Series
The TVS Orbiter electric scooter range saw the steepest percentage price increases in this revision cycle:
Orbiter V1: Equipped with a 1.8 kWh battery pack delivering a claimed IDC range of 86 km, the entry V1 variant saw a price bump of ₹7,000, shifting its baseline from ₹88,250 to ₹95,250.
Orbiter V2: The higher-capacity variant featuring a 3.1 kWh battery and a claimed range of 158 km received the largest single price increase across the lineup at ₹13,580, bringing its ex-showroom tag to ₹1,18,480.
2. TVS iQube Lineup
TVS adjusted prices across all five trims of its flagship iQube family:
The entry-level iQube 2.2 kWh variant absorbed a minimal hike of ₹500, bringing its price to ₹1,15,822.
Mid-tier variants—the 3.1 kWh and 3.5 kWh models—saw price revisions of ₹1,650 and ₹3,900, establishing new prices of ₹1,26,965 and ₹1,38,943, respectively.
The premium iQube S (4.7 kWh) increased by ₹3,000 to ₹1,62,142.
The top-tier iQube ST (5.3 kWh) experienced a substantial ₹10,400 price increase, taking its sticker price to ₹1,72,384.
3. TVS Jupiter & Ntorq 125
TVS Jupiter: The 110cc commuter range underwent revision hikes ranging between ₹575 and ₹1,950, pushing variant pricing to ₹73,975 – ₹88,850. The larger Jupiter 125 saw adjustments up to ₹2,410, moving its overall range to ₹81,110 – ₹89,935.
TVS Ntorq 125: Defying the broader upward trend, TVS implemented a price cut of up to ₹1,650 across the Ntorq 125 family. This strategic price adjustment positions the sporty 125cc scooter more aggressively against primary competitors in its segment.
Why It Matters & Industry Context
The price revisions come on the heels of strong sales performance for TVS Motor Company in the electric two-wheeler market:
Record Sales Volume: TVS recorded 52,108 EV unit sales in July 2026, registering a 121% year-on-year growth.
Cumulative Milestones: The company surpassed 300,000 electric scooter sales in the first seven months of 2026 alone, accounting for over 27% market share in India's EV two-wheeler space.
Cost Realignment: Expanding battery manufacturing costs, raw material price fluctuations, and reduced state-level subsidies in select regions have forced manufacturers to pass on a portion of production costs to end consumers.
Despite these price increases, TVS continues to expand its commercial and enterprise footprint. The company recently executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with ALT Mobility to supply and lease up to 3,000 commercial electric three-wheelers across India.
Check: Top 5 Best EV Scooters in India (2026): Price, Range and Which One to Buy
What This Means for Buyers
EV Buyers: Prospective buyers looking at the Orbiter or iQube series should factor in higher ex-showroom rates alongside regional road taxes, insurance, and local subsidy eligibility, which vary by state.
Commuter ICE Buyers: Jupiter 110 and 125 buyers will see modest price adjustments that marginally impact overall on-road costs and monthly EMI options.
Performance Scooter Buyers: The price reduction on the Ntorq 125 creates an attractive entry point for buyers seeking a performance-oriented 125cc petrol scooter.
What's Expected Next
Automotive industry analysts expect electric two-wheeler prices to stabilize during the upcoming festive quarter. Manufacturers are likely to absorb further input cost volatility through festive offers, corporate discounts, and exchange bonuses to maintain sales momentum heading into late 2026.
