Quick Reads
- TVS iQube MillionR Special Edition launched in India
- Priced at Rs 1,40,138 (effective ex-showroom, Karnataka)
- The special edition is based on the 3.5 kWh iQube variant
- Storage space has increased from 32 litres to 35.5 litres
- Gets an exclusive Aurora Green Dual Tone colour, MillionR badging and a premium seat cover
The TVS iQube MillionR Special Edition has been launched in India to celebrate the iQube range’s one-million-customer milestone. The new edition is based on the 3.5 kWh iQube and gets beautiful cosmetic changes with a few practical additions. It is priced at Rs 1,40,138 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru), and includes the PM e-Drive subsidy.
TVS iQube MillionR Gets Exclusive Aurora Green Colour
The biggest visual upgrade is the gorgeous Aurora Green Dual Tone paint scheme, which the brand says is inspired by the Northern Lights. The special edition scooter also gets exclusive ‘MillionR’ badging and revised graphics on the apron and side body panels, along with premium seat upholstery, which give it a distinctive appearance compared with the regular TVS iQube.
| Exterior Update | iQube MillionR |
| Colour | Aurora Green Dual Tone |
| Badging | Special MillionR badging on the front apon |
| Exclusive Graphics | On the apron and side body panels |
| Seat | Comes with premium upholstery |
More Storage And A USB Type-C Port
The TVS iQube MillionR Edition is also a lot more practical than the regular TVS iQube 3.5 kWh. A front utility compartment that has been added to the scooter increases the total storage capacity from 32 litres to 35.5 litres, where the boot is 32 litres and the front compartment is an additional 3 litres. It also gets a USB Type-C charging port, making it easier for riders to charge smartphones and other devices while on the move for convenience.
| Practicality | Regular iQube | MillionR Edition |
| Storage capacity | 32 litres | 35.5 litres |
| Front utility compartment | No | Yes |
| USB Type-C port | — | Yes |
SearchEV Says
While the TVS iQube MillionR isn’t a radically different iQube, it does have that exclusive factor, and that’s probably the point. TVS has taken the familiar 3.5 kWh version, smeared a distinctive colour along with special badging and graphics, but not changed the inherent family-friendly character of the TVS iQube. And the few upgrades the MillionR edition has got are genuinely useful.
At Rs 1.40 lakh, it does carry a premium over the standard TVS iQube, but its appeal will largely come down to how much buyers value the exclusive styling and additional practicality.
