TVS Motor Company has announced the rollout of the one millionth TVS iQube from its manufacturing facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. The production milestone follows closely on the heels of TVS crossing one million cumulative retail sales of its electric scooters – comprising the iQube and Orbiter – earlier this month, making it the second Indian EV manufacturer after Ola Electric to reach that milestone.
- One millionth TVS iQube rolled out from Hosur manufacturing facility
- iQube community has collectively covered 14.94 billion km
- TVS iQube now available across 3,300 touchpoints in over 3,000 cities
TVS iQube one million production milestone details
The iQube is available in three variants with multiple battery options
The TVS iQube was launched in 2020 as the company's first electric two-wheeler. The lineup has since expanded to three variants – the base iQube, available with 2.2kWh, 3.1kWh and 3.5kWh battery options; the iQube S with a 4.7kWh battery; and the range-topping iQube ST with a 5.3kWh battery.
TVS now supports its growing customer base through a sales and service network spanning more than 3,300 touchpoints across over 3,000 cities. Since launch, iQube owners have collectively covered 14.94 billion kilometres and, which the company claims, helped avoid 5.22 lakh tonnes of CO₂ emissions – the equivalent to planting approximately 2.09 crore trees.
Commenting on the milestone, TVS Motor Company chairman Sudarshan Venu said the rollout reflected "the scale at which electric mobility is becoming part of everyday life in India," adding that the achievement was built on years of investment in engineering, innovation and manufacturing capability.
The production milestone comes at a time when India's electric two-wheeler market continues to gather notable pace. The segment is on track to approach two million annual sales for the first time, driven in part by rising petrol prices. TVS, which has led the segment since April 2025, is currently averaging over 40,000 electric scooter sales a month and appears well on course to cross the five lakh annual sales mark for the first time this calendar year.