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The TVS Orbiter is the Indian manufacturer’s latest addition to its EV portfolio.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery

Gets a colour LCD screen that displays all the essential info.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery

The 14-inch front wheel aids stability at higher speeds with very little tradeoff when flicking the Orbiter from side to side.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery

The Orbiter ships with a pretty quick 650W charger as standard, and TVS claims a 0-80 percent charge will take 4hr10min.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery

It gets cruise control as standard.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery

It comes with a large 34-litre boot, which can accommodate two half-face helmets.

TVS Orbiter features image gallery
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TVS Orbiter features image gallery

The TVS Orbiter is the Indian manufacturer’s latest addition to its EV portfolio. It features a 3.1kWh battery pack that offers a claimed IDC range of 158km. The electric scooter has a top speed capped at 68kph with two riding modes – Eco and City. Features include turn-by-turn navigation, hill-hold assist, parking assist (reverse function), and cruise control as standard.

In terms of design, the Orbiter follows a minimalist, boxy approach with a large single side panel flowing from the front apron to midway through the rear section. The Orbiter features a distinctive 14-inch front wheel paired with a 12-inch rear wheel, handlebar-mounted LED headlamp and a LED light strip across the front apron. 

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