TVS Scooter Price Hike: iQube, Jupiter & Ntorq Get Costlier, Check New Prices

TVS Motor Company has revised the prices of its scooter lineup in August 2026. After this price update, both the company’s popular electric and petrol scooters have become expensive.

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The iQube and the new Orbiter electric scooters have been affected the most by the TVS scooter price hike, while the Jupiter 110, Jupiter 125 and Ntorq 125 have also received a price hike.

If you are planning to buy a TVS scooter, it is important to check the latest prices as some variants have seen an increase of up to Rs. 11,000.

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TVS Scooter Price Hike August 2026 – Quick Overview

ModelMaximum Price Hike
Orbiter V1Rs. 11,000
iQube 3.5 kWhRs. 9,000
Orbiter V2Rs. 9,000
iQube S 4.7 kWhRs. 6,000
iQube 2.2 kWhRs. 5,000
iQube ST 5.3 kWhRs. 3,000
Jupiter 125Up to Rs. 2,410
Jupiter 110Up to Rs. 1,950
Ntorq 125Rs. 850

How much has the TVS iQube’s price increased?

The biggest update for electric scooter buyers has come to the TVS iQube range. The company has revised the prices of almost all battery variants.

The biggest jump is seen on the iQube 3.5 kWh variant, which has seen a price increase of ₹9,000. The base 2.2 kWh variant is also now ₹5,000 more expensive than before. However, the price of the 3.1 kWh variant remains unchanged.

The top-spec iQube ST 5.3 kWh has also seen a ₹3,000 price hike, while the iQube S 4.7 kWh has become ₹6,000 more expensive.

Latest TVS iQube Prices

VariantNew PriceHike
iQube 2.2 kWhRs. 1.16 lakhRs. 5,000
iQube 3.1 kWhRs. 1.33 lakhNo Change
iQube 3.5 kWhRs. 1.42 lakhRs. 9,000
iQube S 4.7 kWhRs. 1.61 lakhRs. 6,000
iQube ST 5.3 kWhRs. 1.75 lakhRs. 3,000

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TVS Orbiter Gets Biggest Price Hike

TVS Orbiter electric scooter with revised August 2026 price, featuring the biggest TVS Scooter Price Hike of up to Rs. 11,000.

If any scooter has seen the biggest price hike, it’s the TVS Orbiter V1.

The price of this variant has increased from Rs. 88,250 to Rs. 99,250, a direct jump of Rs. 11,000.

The price of the Orbiter V2 has also increased by Rs. 9,000 to Rs. 1.14 lakh.

Jupiter 110 Also Gets More Expensive

TVS’s popular family scooter, the Jupiter 110, has also become more expensive than before.

Its price has increased by Rs. 575 to Rs. 1,950, depending on the variant. The scooter’s ex-showroom price is now Rs. Prices range from Rs. 73,975 to Rs. 88,850.

Jupiter 125 buyers will also have to pay more

TVS has also revised prices in the 125cc scooter segment.

Prices of the Jupiter 125 range have increased by Rs. 875 to Rs. 2,410. Now, this scooter is priced starting from Rs. 81,110 and reaching Rs. 89,935.

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Ntorq 125 Price Also Increased

The TVS Ntorq 125, popular among young buyers, has also become slightly more expensive.

The Ntorq 125 Disc is priced at Rs. 83,350.
The Ntorq 125 Race Edition is now priced at Rs. Available for ₹88,800.

Both variants have received a price hike of Rs. 850.

What could be the reason behind the TVS Scooter price hike?

The company has not officially announced a specific reason for the price increase. However, industry experts believe these revisions could be the result of multiple incremental updates made over the past few months.

Battery and component costs for electric scooters, while input costs and model updates for petrol scooters, can also impact pricing.

Auto India Daily Verdict

If you’re planning to buy a new scooter after the TVS Scooter price hike, be sure to verify the latest ex-showroom price.

The biggest hike is seen on the Orbiter V1 (Rs. 11,000) and iQube 3.5 kWh (Rs. 9,000). The Jupiter and Ntorq also have prices hiked in the petrol lineup, but these are comparatively limited.

Disclaimer: The prices given in this article are ex-showroom Bengaluru and do not include the PM E-Drive subsidy. Final price may vary depending on the city, dealership and applicable offers.

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