• Q. Cost of full charging?

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    Dillip | 10 months ago

    The cost of fully charging the TVS iQube ST depends on your local electricity rates. At an average rate of ₹6.5 per unit, charging the scooter is very economical, with a running cost of approximately ₹0.16 per kilometer, making it an affordable choice for daily commuting.

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