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TVS M1-S
- Electric
- Scooter
- 2 Seater
8/10 ★ SEV Score
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1.5 - 2 Lakh
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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
TVS M1-S: Top Specifications
Explore the key specs of the TVS M1-S
- 1350 Wheelbase
- 105 kmph Top speed
- 12.5 kW Peak Power
- 155 mm Ground clearance
- 26L Under seat storage
TVS M1-S: Full Specifications
Here is the complete list of specifications for the TVS M1-S
Dimensions
L x W x H (mm) 2025 x 730 x 1230
Wheelbase (mm)1350
Ground Clearence (mm)155
Boot Space (L)26
Seating Capacity2
Kerb Weight152
Battery & Power
Battery TypeLithium-ion
Fast ChargingYes
Detachable BatteryNo
Motor TypeBLDC Hub
Motor Power (kW)12.5
Max Torque (Nm)45
Transmission TypeAutomatic
Drive ModesEco, Urban & Sport
Regenerative Braking Level3 Levels
Performance
Acceleration (Sec)(0-40) in 3
Top Speed (Km/h)105
Steering & Suspension
Front SuspensionTelescopic Hydraulic Forks
Rear SuspensionTwin Gas-Charged Shock Absorbers.
Tyre & Brakes
Tyre and WheelFront :-110/70-14 (Tubeless), Rear :-120/70-14 (Tubeless)
Low Rolling Resistance TyresNo
Front Brake TypeDisc
Rear Brake TypeDisc
Charging
AC Charging Time (0-100%)(Hrs) 4 – 6 hours
Warranty
Battery Warranty3 years or 50,000 km
8/10 ★ SEV Score
No ratings yet
1.5 - 2 Lakh
(Ex)
Check On-Road 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
TVS M1-S Price
8/10 ★ SEV Score
No ratings yet
1.5 - 2 Lakh
(Ex)
Check On-Road 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
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