The TVS iQube Hybrid is set to redefine the two-wheeler market in India by introducing a unique petrol-electric hybrid drivetrain. Designed to bridge the gap between conventional scooters and full EVs, the iQube Hybrid will offer riders the efficiency of electric along with the flexibility of a petrol engine. It targets urban users who want green commuting without worrying about charging anxiety or infrastructure.
Modern Design Inspired by the iQube Electric
While maintaining the clean and futuristic design language of the existing iQube electric, the hybrid variant is expected to feature LED lighting, a wider seat, digital instrumentation, and a metal-body build. The hybrid iQube may come in new color options like Tech Blue, Metallic Grey, and Classic White, appealing to both young and mature riders.
Hybrid Powertrain Combines Petrol & Electric for Best of Both Worlds
The TVS iQube Hybrid will likely feature a smaller displacement petrol engine (possibly 110cc) paired with a battery-assisted electric motor. This parallel hybrid system would allow the scooter to run on electric mode at low speeds and switch to petrol at higher speeds or when battery drops. Expected mileage could reach 80–90 km/l, far superior to regular petrol scooters.
Smart Features and Ride Modes for Efficient Performance
TVS is expected to include features like Eco and Power riding modes, auto start-stop system, regenerative braking, and a digital TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, and call/message alerts. The iQube Hybrid may also offer connected tech via the SmartXonnect app, making it one of the smartest hybrid scooters in the country.
Practical Battery and Easy Refueling
Unlike full EVs, the iQube Hybrid’s battery won’t require frequent charging. It may come with a self-charging mechanism using the petrol engine or regenerative braking. This eliminates range anxiety and makes it perfect for Indian conditions where EV charging infrastructure is still growing.
Expected Launch Timeline and Price in India
The TVS iQube Hybrid is expected to launch in early 2026 with an estimated price tag of ₹95,000 to ₹1.10 lakh (ex-showroom). It will compete with both petrol scooters like the Honda Activa and EVs like the Ola S1 Air, offering a unique value proposition for budget-conscious buyers.
Conclusion: The TVS iQube Hybrid is shaping up to be a game-changer in India’s two-wheeler segment. With a smart mix of petrol and electric power, impressive mileage, and modern features, it offers the perfect transition for riders who aren’t ready to go fully electric. It’s economical, future-ready, and uniquely Indian in its approach.
Disclaimer: Specifications, price, and features mentioned are based on pre-launch leaks and expected data. Please wait for official confirmation from TVS Motors at launch.
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