VidaV2vsTVSOrbiter

Vida V2 vs TVS Orbiter: Specifications Comparison

• Safety

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On), Pillion Grabrail, Turn Indicators

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On)	All Variants	All Variants
  Pillion Grabrail	All Variants	All Variants
  Turn Indicators	LED All Variants	LED All Variants

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• Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

  Braking System, Wheel Size, Wheel Type, Front Suspension Type

  Braking System	CBS All Variants	SBS All Variants
  Wheel Size	R12 All Variants	R14 All Variants
  Wheel Type	Alloy All Variants	Alloy All Variants
  Front Suspension Type	Telescopic Fork	Telescopic
  Rear Suspension	Rear Monoshock	Dual Shock
  Front Brake Type	Disc All Variants	Drum All Variants
  Rear Brake Type	Drum All Variants	Drum All Variants

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• Comfort & Convenience

  Call/SMS Alerts, Riding Modes, GPS & Navigation, Instrument Cluster

  Call/SMS Alerts	All Variants	All Variants
  Riding Modes	3 All Variants	2 All Variants
  GPS & Navigation	All Variants	All Variants
  Instrument Cluster	Digital All Variants	Digital All Variants
  Seat Style	Split All Variants	Single All Variants
  Start Type	Electric All Variants	Electric Start All Variants
  Average Speed Indicator	Data Not Available	All Variants
  Geo Fencing	Data Not Available	All Variants
  Low Battery Indicator	Data Not Available	All Variants
  Pillion Footrest	Data Not Available	All Variants
  Under-Seat Storage	Data Not Available	34 All Variants
  Distance to Empty Indicator	Data Not Available	All Variants
  USB Charging Port	Data Not Available	All Variants

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• Instrumentation

  Riding Modes Switch, Touch Screen Display, Tachometer, Speedometer

  Riding Modes Switch	All Variants	All Variants
  Touch Screen Display	All Variants	Data Not Available
  Tachometer	Digital All Variants	Digital All Variants
  Speedometer	Digital All Variants	Digital All Variants
  Odometer	Digital All Variants	Digital All Variants

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• Engine & Transmission

  Battery Capacity, Battery Type, Claimed Range, Max Speed

  Battery Capacity	3.44 kwh 1 Variant 3.94 kwh 1 Variant	1.8 kwh 2 Variants 3.1 kwh 1 Variant
  Battery Type	Lithium Ion All Variants	Lithium Ion All Variants
  Claimed Range	143 km/charge 1 Variant 165 km/charge 1 Variant	86 km/charge 2 Variants 158 km/charge 1 Variant
  Max Speed	85 kmph 1 Variant 90 kmph 1 Variant	68 kmph All Variants
  Max Torque	25 Nm All Variants	Data Not Available
  Motor Power	6000 W All Variants	1800 W 2 Variants 2500 W 1 Variant
  Acceleration	Data Not Available	6.3 secs (0-100 km/h) 2 Variants 6.8 secs (0-100 km/h) 1 Variant

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• Dimensions & Capacity

  Length, Width, Height, Wheelbase

  Length	1861 mm	1855 mm
  Width	777 mm	728 mm
  Height	1164 mm	1284 mm
  Wheelbase	1301 mm	Data Not Available
  Ground Clearance	155 mm	165 mm
  Seat Height	777 mm All Variants	760 mm All Variants
  Kerb Weight	124 kg 1 Variant 125 kg 1 Variant	101 kg 2 Variants 112 kg 1 Variant

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• Exterior

  Headlamps, Daytime Running Lights (DRL)

  Headlamps

  All Variants

  All Variants

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• Warranty

  Standard Warranty

  Standard Warranty

  5 Years/50000 kms-Vehicle Warranty & 3 Years/30000 kms-Battery Warranty

  3 Years/50000 Kms

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• Pros & Cons

  Pros, Cons

  Pros	Range figures start at 123 km and go up to 165 km, spanning from the V2 Lite to the V2 Pro. LED projector headlamps have a distinctive design, making the scooter unique on the road. The Vida V2 comes with removable batteries, providing the flexibility to charge them anywhere, at any time. There are two removable batteries, which can be charged separately. All variants get a 7 Inch TFT screen with integrated features like control speed & battery status. Keyless entry, start and turn off the scooter with buttons located beneath the handle bar. Despite featuring removable batteries, Vida V2 offers 26 L of boot space.	Simple and practical design aimed at daily commuting Lightweight nature makes it beginner-friendly Affordable positioning for mass-market buyers
  Cons	Vida didn't change its styling, even after rebranding from V1 to V2. Its unorthodox styling is the reason why many people don't buy it. It comes with split seats, which deteriorate the comfort for the pillion due to its upright seating position. There is no single-channel ABS, even at the Rs 1.35 lakh price point. Range figures vary when tested in real life.	Lacks modern features compared to rivals Basic performance may feel underpowered Not suitable for highway or long-distance usage

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