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The streets of Nepal are about to get a little quieter and a lot smarter. TVS Motor Company has introduced its latest electric scooter, the TVS Orbiter, designed for city commuters who want range, comfort, and tech all in one ride.
With an IDC‑certified range of 158 km, the Orbiter promises to take riders further on a single charge. It’s packed with practical touches like cruise control, hill‑hold assist, and a roomy 34‑litre under‑seat storage that can even fit two helmets.
Power & Design The Orbiter runs on a 3.1 kWh battery pack and boasts what TVS calls the industry’s first 14‑inch front wheel—a feature aimed at improving stability and handling. Its aerodynamic body, flat seat (845 mm), and straight‑line footboard make it both stylish and comfortable.
Smart Features This scooter isn’t just about getting from A to B. Riders can connect via a smartphone app, check call notifications on a color LCD cluster, charge devices with USB 2.0, and enjoy turn‑by‑turn navigation. OTA updates, regenerative braking, parking assist, and multiple riding modes (Eco & Power) add to the futuristic feel.
Safety First TVS has built in live location tracking, geo‑fencing, theft alerts, accident detection, towing alerts, and emergency notifications—making the Orbiter one of the most safety‑conscious scooters in its class.
Voices from the Launch Peyman Kargar, President of International Business at TVS, called the launch “an important milestone” in expanding the company’s electric mobility ecosystem. Shahil Agrawal of Shanker Group added that the Orbiter builds on the success of the iQube and will benefit from TVS’ nationwide sales and service network.
Colors & Price Available in Neon Sunburst, Cosmic Titanium, and Martian Copper, the Orbiter hits the Nepali market at an introductory price of NPR 281,900.
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