TVS iQube review, road test
A full road test reveals what is perhaps the most tempting EV offering out there.
Published on Jul 29, 2021 08:00:00 AM
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The iQube can be ridden in standing water up to a depth of half a foot. Components are IP67 rated.
Storage not big enough for a full-face helmet. Gets a USB charge slot.
By Firoze Irani
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We Like
- Ride quality, ergonomics
- ICE rivalling price
- Range and performance
We Don't Like
- Limited availability
- Unremarkable styling
We are probably still years away from having widespread charging stations across major cities, and besides, it’s not only cities but smaller towns and villages that contribute significantly to overall two-wheeler sales. What the EV space really needs in the current scenario is a high-quality electric two-wheeler that doesn’t cost significantly more than the average petrol powered scooter. Our first ride review of the TVS iQube from last year revealed that it was on the right track, but we got our hands on it yet again to get a clearer picture. This time we’re going to put it through a full road test to let you know what it’s all about.
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