TVS M1-S Expert Review
- Electric
- Scooter
- 2 Seater
What's good
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Hefty design gives it good road presence
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Gets an onboard charger
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14-inch wheels give it more stability
What's not so good
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India launch not yet confirmed
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Likely to be heavier than conventional scooters
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Could have limited underseat practicality
The TVS M1-S is an upcoming premium electric maxi-scooter from TVS Motor Company. It was unveiled at EICMA 2025, and is developed in collaboration with ION Mobility. It has a muscular design and gets large 14-inch wheels for better ridability.
What's good
-
Hefty design gives it good road presence
-
Gets an onboard charger
-
14-inch wheels give it more stability
What's not so good
-
India launch not yet confirmed
-
Likely to be heavier than conventional scooters
-
Could have limited underseat practicality
The TVS M1-S is an upcoming premium electric maxi-scooter from TVS Motor Company. It was unveiled at EICMA 2025, and is developed in collaboration with ION Mobility. It has a muscular design and gets large 14-inch wheels for better ridability.
TVS M1-S Expert Review
SEV Score
Prashanth Jagadeesh
Tested and reviewed by SEV Experts on 8 parameters
SEV Score
Prashanth Jagadeesh
Tested and reviewed by SEV Experts on 8 parameters
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TVS M1-S Design
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TVS M1-S Features
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TVS M1-S Performance & Range
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TVS M1-S Ride & Handling
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TVS M1-S Safety
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TVS M1-S Space & Comfort
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TVS M1-S Charging & Warranty
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TVS M1-S Service & Network
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Who should buy this?
What's good
-
Hefty design gives it good road presence
-
Gets an onboard charger
-
14-inch wheels give it more stability
What's not so good
-
India launch not yet confirmed
-
Likely to be heavier than conventional scooters
-
Could have limited underseat practicality
TVS M1-S Price
What's good
-
Hefty design gives it good road presence
-
Gets an onboard charger
-
14-inch wheels give it more stability
What's not so good
-
India launch not yet confirmed
-
Likely to be heavier than conventional scooters
-
Could have limited underseat practicality
150Km/c
105Kmph
N/AMins
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