Orbiter Variants & Prices

TVS Orbiter comes in two variants - V1 and V2 - differentiated almost entirely by battery size. Every other feature is identical across both. Here's the full breakdown.

TVS Orbiter V1 - Rs 91,550 (ex-showroom Delhi) The V1 is powered by a 1.8 kWh lithium-ion battery delivering 86 km of IDC-certified range. Charging from 0 to 80% takes 2.2 hours on the bundled 650W charger, making it one of the faster-charging options in this segment. For commuters covering 40-60 km per day, V1 charges in a typical lunch break or during a work shift.

TVS also offers V1 under a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) scheme at Rs 49,999 ex-showroom Delhi. Under BaaS, you own the scooter but lease the battery from TVS, paying a fixed monthly fee. This dramatically reduces upfront cost but adds a recurring monthly expense. BaaS is best suited for buyers with tight initial budgets who plan to own the scooter for 3+ years.

TVS Orbiter V2 - Rs 1,13,050 (ex-showroom Delhi) The V2 upgrades to a 3.1 kWh battery for 158 km of IDC range. In real-world mixed riding - Bengaluru traffic, short highway stints - expect 120-140 km per charge. Charging from 0 to 80% takes 4.1 hours. The V2 is the better long-term choice for anyone covering 80+ km daily or who wants a buffer against range anxiety.

Both variants carry identical equipment: cruise control, hill hold assist, reverse parking mode, synchronized drum brakes, LCD console with SmartXonnect, turn-by-turn navigation, geofencing, anti-theft alerts, crash detection, and OTA updates. The 33-litre storage bay, 845 mm seat, 14-inch front wheel, and 169 mm ground clearance are also shared.

Which variant should you buy? For daily runs under 60 km with reliable home/office charging: V1 at Rs 91,550. For longer commutes or shared-vehicle households with varied range needs: V2 at Rs 1,13,050. If upfront cost is the primary constraint: BaaS V1 at Rs 49,999 - just calculate the total monthly outflow (EMI + battery subscription) before committing.