GT Force Drive Pro vs TVS iQube

Comfortable for driver and rear passenger, 70km range/charge, Fibre is of low quality

Battery is not efficient it's discharge earlier after sale service not good

It is very good and save earth green to nature you can also buy

इस से अछि बाइक नहीं मिलेगी क्युकी tvs कंपनी जो हर जगह हे और कुछ खराबी होने पर आपको जादा परेशान भी नहीं होना पड़ेगा

My father recently tried my TVS iQube . It's a good choice for eco-conscious riders looking for a clean and convenient mode of transportation for city rides. This is the most affordable variant with a range of 75 km. Its price generally ranges from ₹93,089 which is quite high in this segment . It generally weighs from around 117.2 to 118.8 kg which is a very lighweight but it creates problem also when i ride it in high speed it starts vibrating .

I have drive tvs i qube it’s good and fantastic scooty i ride nera by 10 kn it’s comfortable ride

Trusted ev from trusted brand.Tvs overall very good in performance.It gives what it promises.110 + range in economy mode.But 1 thing i suggest.'' bldc hub motor ''tvs should improve in motor department it's a honest review.Upgrade the motor to psm motor rather than bldc hub motor.It will make you tvs i qube way better than ola electric.I hope you listen to a small customer like me.

Very good scooter, Suspension like this all over very good price and nice look, This look not ev scooter this is petrol scooter look

Transitioning to an electric scooter, I chose the TVS iQube and after six months, the experience is pleasantly positive with a few caveats. The iQube’s electric motor, delivering a peak power of 4.4 kW, offers a smooth ride with instant torque availability. It is incredibly silent and responsive, which is a joy in urban traffic.The range of about 75 km on a single charge fits well for daily city commutes but range anxiety is real on longer trips, where charging stations are still scarce. Charging time is another point taking about 4-5 hours for a full charge is not ideal but manageable.