For those eyeing a commuter that balances cost and tech, the new iQube MillionR adds a splash of colour and extra storage to the familiar 3.5‑kWh platform.
The edition carries an ex-showroom price of ₹1,40,710 in Maharashtra and delivers 145 km under IDC testing – a range that comfortably covers most city commutes.
A front utility bin lifts overall capacity from 32 L to 35.5 L, and a USB‑Type‑C port meets the baseline expectations of modern riders. The scooter also boasts more than 118 connected‑tech features, from navigation to remote diagnostics, all accessible through the TVS iQube app.
Compared to the base iQube, which starts at ₹1,13,087, the MillionR premium sits roughly ₹27,000 higher, yet it matches or exceeds the price of rivals like the Hero Vazeer (₹1.22 L) while offering a longer battery life. In a market where the Bajaj Chetak sits at ₹1.30 L with a 110‑km range, the MillionR’s 145‑km claim gives it a clear edge for daily use.
The launch event in Pune saw 100 units handed over in a single day, just three weeks after the August 25 debut – a turnaround that signals robust demand and efficient supply.
For buyers wary of a hefty upfront cost, TVS also offers a Battery‑as‑a‑Service model starting at ₹59,999, separating the scooter price from the battery lease and lowering the initial outlay.
The model officially launched on 25 August, with Pune handovers on 15 September and plans to roll out in Mumbai and Bengaluru by the end of the quarter. Watch for further variants that may tweak the battery capacity or add premium infotainment next year.