TVS Launches King Kargo HD EV: India’s First Smart Cargo 3-Wheeler With 26 Connected Features

TVS Motor Company has officially launched the TVS King Kargo HD EV, a next-generation electric three-wheeler designed to transform the urban and semi-urban logistics sector. Priced at ₹3.85 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the King Kargo HD EV is packed with segment-first features and advanced telematics, aiming to become the preferred choice for last-mile delivery operators and fleet owners.

Key Highlights of TVS King Kargo HD EV

• Top Speed: 60 km/h – ensuring quicker last-mile deliveries.

• Load Deck: 6.6 ft with Leaf Spring Suspension for heavy-duty performance.

• Warranty: Industry-best 6 years / 1.5 lakh kms.

• Water Wading Capacity: 500 mm, making it suitable for India’s monsoons.

• Ground Clearance: 235 mm with lowest loading height of 703 mm.

• Turning Radius: Just 3,420 mm – perfect for congested city lanes.

• Safety: Shortest braking distance with 200 mm large drum brakes.

• Charging: Fast charging in 3 hours 10 minutes.

• Smart Connectivity: India’s first Bluetooth-enabled cargo 3-wheeler with 26 smart features via TVS SmartXonnect.

TVS Connect Fleet – A Gamechanger for Businesses

The King Kargo HD EV is powered by TVS Connect Fleet, India’s first integrated telematics platform for two and three-wheelers. It offers:

• 31 advanced fleet management features including real-time tracking, asset control, predictive alerts, and APIs.

• Analytics & dashboards for improved utilization and reduced downtime.

• Mobile-first design for on-the-go logistics control.

This gives fleet operators total visibility and control, making the Kargo HD EV not just a vehicle but a business productivity tool.

Availability & Markets

In its first phase, the King Kargo HD EV will be available in:

• Delhi NCR (Faridabad, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad)

• Rajasthan

• Bengaluru

Expert Take

The launch of the TVS King Kargo HD EV marks a significant shift in the Indian electric cargo mobility space, where reliability, load capability, and connected features are becoming as important as affordability.

With legacy automakers like Bajaj and TVS already scaling down some operations due to raw material shortages, this smart cargo EV could help TVS capture momentum in the commercial EV segment.

The festive season ahead may also provide a sales push, especially as fleet owners and e-commerce logistics partners increasingly look toward connected EV solutions for efficiency.