Orbiter Colours

TVS gave the Orbiter a space-themed colour palette that matches its orbital branding - six dual-tone options, each with black accents on the side panels and seat cowl. All colours are priced identically; there's no premium for any shade. Here's what each option looks like in the real world:

Stellar Silver - A clean metallic silver that reads as timeless and professional. It's the default safe choice: hides light scratches better than darker colours and doesn't show dust as badly as matte finishes. Good for buyers who want the scooter to age gracefully.

Cosmic Titanium - A deep charcoal-grey metallic with subtle blue-green flecks under direct light. One of the more premium-looking finishes on the Orbiter, especially on the boxy body panels. Popular with urban professionals.

Martian Copper - The standout pick: a warm copper-brown that's genuinely rare in the electric scooter segment. Under sunlight it shifts between golden-brown and rust. Great if you want your scooter to get noticed in a sea of silver and grey competitors.

Lunar Grey - A lighter, warmer grey with a matte-adjacent finish. More understated than Cosmic Titanium, and gives the Orbiter a softer visual weight. Works well in all lighting conditions.

Stratos Blue - A muted, sophisticated blue - not electric or flashy, but a mature navy-adjacent tone. One of the more restrained picks and a solid choice for riders who want colour without screaming it.

Neon Sunburst - The most attention-grabbing option: a bright yellow-orange that pops hard in any light. The Orbiter's most youthful colour and the best choice for maximum visibility in traffic - particularly relevant for night riding safety.