In a statement, TVS also revealed why it has recalled the EV units. According to the statement, TVS is recalling iQuibe units for a "proactive inspection". The company said it will inspect the bridge tube of units to ensure that the vehicle's ride handling is good over extended usage.
The company will also carry out any rectification, if required, on affected scooters at zero cost to the customer, it added.
The company or its dealer partners will individually contact customers, TVS Motor said.
Last month, TVS launched a new version of iQube at INR 94,999. In total, the TVS iQube now comes in three models - iQube, iQube S, and iQube ST.
In total there are five iterations - TVS iQube 2.2kWh, TVS iQube S 3.4 kWh, TVS iQube ST 3.4 kWh, TVS iQube 3.4 kWh, and TVS iQube 5.1 kWh ST.
The iQube 2.2kWh offers 75 km range with top speed of 75 km/h while the 3.4 kWh battery model promises 100 km range and top speed of 78 km/h. The top model with 5.1 kWh battery offers 150 km range with top speed of 82 km/h.
The 5.1kWh battery variant, which is also the biggest battery in the capacity, starts at INR 1.85 lakh (Bengaluru ex-showroom). It comes with a 950W charger which takes 4 hours 18 minutes to charge (0-80%) and gives a range of 150 kilometres.
The 3.4kWh battery variant will cost INR 1.56 lakh (Bengaluru ex-showroom) and comes with a 950W charger. The fastest charge time is 2 hours 50 minutes (0-80%) and a range of 100 km. It has a 7-inch full-colour TFT touchscreen, voice Assist and Alexa skill set for iQube, tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), digital document storage, 32 litres under seat storage space, and a top speed of 78 kmph.
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