Hero Electric Optima vs TVS iQube EV: Hero MotoCorp is a leading automotive company in India, recognised for producing state-of-the-art vehicles across many segments, encompassing cars and two-wheelers. Hero MotoCorp has gained the trust of its customers over many years, leading many people to assume that all of its vehicles are trustworthy. However, many automakers, including TVS and Hero MotoCorp are also making state-of-the-art electric automobiles as the globe approaches an electric future. We have chosen the Hero Electric Optima EV and the TVS iQube EV as the best two electric scooters from each manufacturer for your convenience. Let’s start by looking at these electric scooters’ specs.
Hero Electric Optima vs TVS iQube EV: Specifications
The Starlight Blue Glossy, Titanium Grey Matte, Coral Sand Glossy, and Copper Bronze Matte finishes are available for the iQube ST and its sub-variants.
| Specs | TVS iQube EV | Hero Electric Optima EV |
| Fuel type | Electric | Electric |
| Range | 150 km | 135 km |
| Top speed | 82 kmph | 55 kmph |
| Battery capacity | 5.1 kWh | 3 kWh |
| Battery charging time | 5 hr approx | 6.5hrs |
| Transmission | Automatic | Automatic |
| Battery type | Lithium ion | Lithium ion |
| Portable chargers | Yes | Yes |
| Portable battery | Yes | Yes |
| Price | Variant – ST – 5.1 kWh Rs 1,85,729 Avg. Ex-Showroom price | Variant – 5.0 Rs. 1,30,055 Avg. Ex-Showroom price |
Know more about the differences
The TVS iQube electric scooter features a TFT instrument panel with smartphone connectivity via the SmartXonnect app, as well as all-LED lighting. Itso additional features are geo-fencing, turn-by-turn navigation, ride statistics, battery condition, predicted range, and an overspeeding alert. In contrast, the Hero Electric Optima comes equipped with features like an LED headlight, a remote lock with an anti-theft alarm, a digital instrument cluster and cruise control. It also possess reverse mode and regenerative braking. At both ends, it rolls on 12-inch alloy wheels and is secured by drum brakes.
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