Correction, 8 October 2026: An earlier version of this page showed prices taken from third-party listings that had not been updated (it started at Rs 2,79,900). The prices below now match Jagdamba Motors (TVS Nepal)’s official website.
Prices below were verified on 8 October 2026 (22 Asoj 2083) against Jagdamba Motors (TVS Nepal)’s official website. Prices in Nepal change with customs and excise revisions, exchange rates and new shipments — treat the showroom quote as final, not any website, including this one.
Quick answer: The TVS iQube price in Nepal starts at Rs 3,19,900 (Rs 3.20 lakh). It is listed in 2 variants, topping out at Rs 3,49,900. Below: the variant-wise price list, quick facts, how it compares with the Honda Dio 125, and what to check before you pay a booking amount.
TVS iQube price in Nepal: variant-wise
| Variant | Official price (Asoj 2083) |
|---|---|
| iQube 3.0 | Rs 3,19,900 |
| iQube S 3.5 | Rs 3,49,900 |
Prices as published on Jagdamba Motors (TVS Nepal)’s official website on 8 October 2026. Registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and accessories are extra — ask the dealer for an itemised on-road quote in writing.
TVS iQube: quick facts
| Item | TVS iQube |
|---|---|
| Brand | TVS |
| Segment | electric scooter |
| Fuel | Electric |
| Starting price | Rs 3,19,900 |
| Top variant price | Rs 3,49,900 |
| Variants listed | 2 |
| Licence category | A (scooter / motorcycle) |
We leave out claimed mileage and power figures here: brochure numbers differ between listings, and real mileage depends on load, route and riding style. Ask the dealer for the official spec sheet of the exact Nepal-market model year you are buying.
What the TVS iQube is really about
The iQube is TVS’s electric scooter, and the one that puts a mainstream brand’s service network behind an EV purchase in Nepal.
Its case is running cost: charging at home replaces petrol, which is the whole argument for city riders doing fixed daily distances.
Which variant should you buy?
The official list runs from iQube 3.0 at Rs 3,19,900 to iQube S 3.5 at Rs 3,49,900, a spread of Rs 30,000. Ask the dealer exactly what hardware each step adds (brakes, battery, connectivity) before paying for it.
How it compares on price
| Model | Starting price |
|---|---|
| TVS iQube | Rs 3,19,900 |
| Honda Dio 125 | Rs 3,14,900 |
| Yamaha Ray ZR 125 Hybrid | Rs 2,91,900 |
| TVS NTorq 125 | Rs 2,93,900 |
It has the highest starting price in this comparison. When cross-shopping scooters, compare braking (drum vs front disc), wheel size and the service centre nearest you before styling — those three decide safety, ride quality on bad roads and ownership cost.
Before you book: a five-point checklist
- Get the on-road price in writing — list price, registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and any “compulsory” accessories itemised separately.
- Check the model year and variant on the chassis plate. Old stock sometimes sits in showrooms at the new price.
- Test ride with a pillion and on a slope. Scooters feel very different loaded, and Kathmandu is not flat.
- Ask about free services, warranty and battery warranty and parts availability in your own district, not just in Kathmandu.
- Sort insurance and licence early. Third-party insurance is mandatory — see our vehicle insurance guide — and a category A licence covers scooters (licence categories explained).
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Frequently asked questions
What is the TVS iQube price in Nepal?
It ranges from Rs 3,19,900 to Rs 3,49,900 on Jagdamba Motors (TVS Nepal)’s official website, as checked on 8 October 2026 (Asoj 2083). Confirm the current figure with the authorised dealer — scooter prices here change with tax revisions and new shipments.
Which variant is the best value?
The official list runs from iQube 3.0 at Rs 3,19,900 to iQube S 3.5 at Rs 3,49,900, a spread of Rs 30,000. Ask the dealer exactly what hardware each step adds (brakes, battery, connectivity) before paying for it.
Is the listed price the final on-road price?
No. This is the ex-showroom price. Registration, road tax, number plate, insurance and accessories are added on top, and they vary by province and dealer.
How does it compare with the Honda Dio 125?
The Honda Dio 125 starts at Rs 3,14,900, which is Rs 5,000 less than the TVS iQube’s Rs 3,19,900. See the comparison table above, and weigh braking, wheel size and service network over brochure features.
Which licence do I need to ride it?
A category A driving licence covers scooters and motorcycles in Nepal. If you are still getting yours, start with our EDLVRS licence FAQ.
The bottom line
At Rs 3,19,900, the TVS iQube is sold in 2 variants in the electric scooter class. Shortlist it against the rivals above, take a real test ride, and get every rupee itemised before booking. Prices here are a snapshot of Asoj 2083 — the showroom’s written quote is the truth.
Digital Solution disclaimer: Digital Solution Pvt. Ltd. is an independent publisher with no affiliation to TVS, its Nepali distributor or any dealer. Prices were taken from the authorised distributor’s official website on 8 October 2026 (22 Asoj 2083) and change without notice; the authorised distributor’s quotation always prevails.
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