TVS Motor Company has confirmed that its TVS X flagship electric scooter will be displayed at the NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026, marking the premium EV’s first official showing in the Nepali market. This event brings TVS Motor Company's flagship electric crossover scooter to the Nepalese market, combining sporty performance, futuristic styling, and advanced connected technology.
Built on TVS’s dedicated Xleton platform with an aluminium alloy frame, the TVS X has been engineered for improved rigidity, stability, and sharper riding dynamics, according to the company. Its crossover-inspired design features a sharp, aerodynamic profile, a distinctive LED headlamp setup, and sequential turn indicators, aimed at riders who want both style and performance.
Inside the cockpit, the standout piece of tech is a 10.2‑inch TFT touchscreen running TVS SmartXonnect. This system offers navigation, smartphone pairing, customisable display themes, and a full suite of connected features. The large display is a key highlight, providing a range of connected functions and interfaces.
Power comes from an electric motor delivering 11 kW (about 15 PS) and 40 Nm of torque. TVS claims 0–40 km/h in 2.6 seconds and a top speed of 105 km/h. These figures place the X among the most performance‑oriented electric scooters in its class. The scooter is equipped with a 4.44 kWh battery pack and supports multiple charging options, including a portable charger and Smart X Home rapid charger. It also features a battery management system designed to monitor battery performance, safety, and durability.
Pricing and sales plans for Nepal have not been announced yet. For now, the TVS X is confirmed only for expo display, with no immediate bookings or deliveries.
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Stay tuned for updates on pricing and availability as TVS prepares to enter the Nepalese market with this innovative electric scooter.
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