TVS Motor Company (TVSM) and Noise, India's leading connected lifestyle brand, today introduced a Made-in-India, industry-first innovation - India's first EV-Smartwatch integration, redefining the way riders connect with their vehicles. This integration connects the TVS iQube electric scooter with a special edition Noise smartwatch, customized to provide real-time access to critical updates including vehicle status, battery insights, tyre pressure, and safety alerts along with plethora of native watch features.
TVS iQube has surpassed the 6,50,000 unit sales milestone in the domestic market, reaffirming its position as India's No.1 EV scooter brand. This partnership with Noise further enhances customer choice, turning the smartwatch into a true mobility companion that provides seamless access to vehicle features. As smartwatches evolve beyond lifestyle accessories, they are becoming command centers of productivity and mobility, making everyday rides smarter, safer, and more convenient. Together, TVS iQube and Noise are setting a new benchmark in connected technology and customer experience.
The TVS iQube Noise Smartwatch will be exclusively available on the TVS iQube offcial website at an attractive introductory price of Rs. 2,999 only. The smartwatch also comes with a complimentary 12 month Noise Gold subscription.
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