TVS Motor is preparing to give its popular electric scooter, the iQube, a major technology upgrade. The company confirmed at EICMA 2026 that the TVS iQube Android Auto support will receive.
This update, coming through a partnership with Google, could further enhance the experience of smartphone connectivity and connected features on the scooter’s touchscreen display.
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TVS showcased its latest two-wheeler lineup at EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy. This included the M1S, TVS X, and Orbiter electric scooters for the European market, along with the new RTR 125 motorcycle. But the announcement of Android Auto integration for the iQube during the presentation was also an important technology development.
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TVS iQube Android Auto Integration: What’s New?
The top variants of the current TVS iQube come with a 7-inch touchscreen display that supports connected features and smart functions. The company is now planning to add Android Auto integration to this display.
With this integration, riders will be able to access supported smartphone applications through the scooter’s touchscreen. This could help expand the existing connected experience. The scooter’s display will also show riding-related information such as battery state of charge (SOC), estimated range, trip details, speed, and warning indicators.
The objective of the Android Auto integration is to better integrate smartphone connectivity with the scooter’s infotainment system. However, TVS has not yet disclosed the supported applications and the complete feature list.
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TVS X Already Offers Android Auto Support
This isn’t TVS’s first Android Auto integration project with Google. The company’s premium electric scooter, the TVS X, already offers wireless Android Auto support in India through its 10.2-inch TFT display.
TVS also confirmed at its EICMA 2026 presentation that the European-market TVS X will also feature Android Auto. Now, the plan to introduce this technology in the iQube further expands the company’s connected electric scooter portfolio.
The iQube and X have different display sizes and positioning, but Android Auto integration could help develop a common ground in the connected technology experience for both scooters.
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New TVS iQube Update: Wireless Connectivity and Existing Owners
TVS has not yet confirmed some important details regarding the TVS iQube Android Auto system. The company did not specify whether the integration will be wireless or work via a wired connection.
Furthermore, confirmation is pending on whether existing iQube owners will receive this feature via a software update. It is also unclear whether Android Auto will be introduced only in upcoming new models or will also be available for current top variants.
TVS has also not made any announcement regarding Apple CarPlay support. Currently, the company’s confirmation is limited to Android Auto integration.
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Auto India Daily Verdict
The addition of TVS iQube Android Auto support could provide a useful upgrade to the electric scooter’s connected features. The 7-inch touchscreen already available in the top variants provides a suitable platform for this integration.
However, the actual usefulness of this update will depend on supported applications, connection methods, and availability for existing owners. TVS has not yet shared a launch timeline or detailed functionality. Only after these details emerge will we know how significant this update will be for current iQube owners.
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Raj Prajapati is a Senior Automotive Content Writer at AutoIndiaDaily. A B.Tech graduate in Computer Science and Engineering, he leverages over four years of experience covering Indian car and bike launches, EV tech, and market dynamics to break down complex automotive regulations into simple consumer guides. Specialising in Indian motor vehicle laws, IRDAI updates, and ownership costs, Raj translates technical auto policies into actionable advice for everyday drivers.