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TVS Launches iQube MillionR Edition With Extra Storage
TVS has made a special version of its iQube electric scooter.
It is called the MillionR Edition.
The scooter costs Rs 1.40 lakh before other applicable pricing details.
It has 3.5 litres of extra storage space.
It also includes a USB Type-C charging port.
These additions cost Rs 3,551 more than the regular 3.5kWh version.
The battery, motor and performance are the same as before.
TVS created this edition because more than 10 lakh customers have bought the iQube.
The company previously used the MillionR name for its Jupiter scooter.
TVS has launched the iQube MillionR special edition at Rs 1.40 lakh ex-showroom.
The edition adds 3.5 litres of storage and a USB Type-C port.
It costs Rs 3,551 more than the standard 3.5kWh iQube variant.
Battery, motor and performance figures remain unchanged.
The MillionR badge celebrates the iQube surpassing 10 lakh customers.
- Who
- TVS and customers of the iQube electric scooter.
- What
- TVS launched the iQube MillionR special edition with extra storage and a USB Type-C port.
- Where
- Delhi pricing is specified; the launch location is not stated.
- When
- Why
- To celebrate the iQube crossing 10 lakh customers.
Key facts
- Model
- TVS iQube MillionR Edition
- Ex-showroom price
- Rs 1.40 lakh
- Premium over standard variant
- Rs 3,551
- Additional storage
- 3.5 litres
- New feature
- USB Type-C port
- Battery variant
- 3.5kWh
- Delhi price before subsidy
- Rs 1.48 lakh, including GST and the charger
- Performance changes
- None; the battery, motor and performance figures are unchanged
Sources
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