Top 10 Electric Two-Wheeler Brands in India – July 2025

⚡ Electric Scooters Are Growing Fast in India

In July 2025, electric two-wheeler (2W) sales in India stayed strong. The top five brands sold the most scooters and bikes, while smaller brands are still working to grow.

🥇 TVS Is Number 1

TVS Motor Company sold the most electric two-wheelers in July 2025. It sold 22,242 units, thanks mainly to the popular TVS iQube series.

🥈 Bajaj Auto – Close Behind

Bajaj Auto came in second with 19,669 electric scooters sold. The gap between TVS and Bajaj is small, showing tough competition at the top.

🥉 Ola Electric Takes Third Place

Ola Electric sold 17,850 units in July. It is now delivering its new Roadster electric motorcycle across India, which may help sales grow even more.

✅ Ather and Vida Round Out the Top 5

• Ather Energy sold 16,241 scooters, helped by the success of its new Rizta model.
• Hero’s Vida brand sold 10,495 scooters, and its new VX2 series could help it grow in the coming months.

📊 Top 10 Electric Two-Wheeler Brands – July 2025

Rank	Brand	Units Sold
1	TVS Motor Company	22,242
2	Bajaj Auto	19,669
3	Ola Electric	17,850
4	Ather Energy	16,241
5	Hero Vida	10,495
6	Greaves Electric	4,197
7	Pur Energy	1,688
8	Bgauss Auto	1,595
9	River Mobility	1,518
10	Kinetic Green	1,225

📉 Smaller Brands Are Catching Up

• Greaves Electric sold 4,197 units, doing better than most smaller brands.
• Pur Energy and Bgauss followed with 1,688 and 1,595 units.
• River Mobility, known for its Indie scooter, sold 1,518 units.
• Kinetic Green was tenth with 1,225 sales.

Even though these numbers are lower, some brands are growing slowly with new models and wider reach.

🔮 What’s Next?

• Yamaha is expected to launch an electric scooter soon, which may increase competition.
• The top five brands (TVS, Bajaj, Ola, Ather, and Vida) together sold the majority of all EV 2Ws in July.
• The gap between top brands is shrinking, making the race closer than before.

✅ Summary: Strong Leaders, Growing Competition

Electric scooter sales are rising in India, with TVS, Bajaj, and Ola leading the market. Ather and Vida are also strong players. Smaller brands are slowly building up, and more new companies are entering the EV space.

With new models and festive offers coming soon, the second half of 2025 could bring even more competition and growth in the electric two-wheeler market.

Hero Grows 21% in July 2025

Hero MotoCorp sold 4,49,755 two-wheelers in July 2025, which is a 21% increase compared to the same month last year. This number includes both bikes sold in India and in other countries. According to VAHAN (vehicle registration data), 3,39,827 units were registered in India during the month.

Hero expects sales to go up even more as the festive season begins soon.

Vida Electric Scooter Gets Best-Ever Sales

Hero’s electric scooter brand Vida had its highest sales ever in July. The company sent out 11,226 Vida scooters, and 10,489 were registered across India.

The new Vida VX2 has become very popular. It also comes with a Battery-as-a-Service plan, where customers can use batteries without buying them. This makes the scooter more affordable.

Vida now has a 10.2% market share in the electric scooter segment.

Hero Scooters in High Demand

Hero’s scooters like the Xoom 125 and Destini 125 sold well in July. These models helped Hero grow its share in the scooter market. People like them for their good looks, features, and fuel efficiency.

New Bike for Daily Use – HF Deluxe Pro

Hero launched a new bike called the HF Deluxe Pro. It is made for people who want a low-cost and reliable bike for daily travel. It comes with better looks and new features to attract budget-friendly buyers, especially in villages and small towns.

Hero Exports Rise by 64%

Hero also sold more bikes outside India. In July 2025, Hero exported 37,358 bikes, which is a 64% jump from last year. Hero bikes are becoming popular in:

• Latin America
• Africa
• Southeast Asia

April to July 2025 Sales Summary

From April to July 2025, Hero sold a total of 18,16,825 two-wheelers.

• Motorcycles: 16,74,526 units
• Scooters: 1,42,299 units
• India Sales: 17,15,054 units
• Exports: 1,01,771 units

Even though total sales are a little lower than last year, the monthly numbers are going up, which is a good sign.

What’s Coming Next

Hero is working on new products and better service:

• More electric scooters like Vida VX2
• Premium scooters like Xoom 160 (bookings have started)
• Better reach in rural areas and small cities
• More models in all price ranges

In Short

• Total sales in July: 4,49,755 units (21% growth)
• Vida EV sales: Best ever – 11,226 units
• Scooter demand is high – Xoom 125 & Destini 125
• New HF Deluxe Pro bike launched
• Exports up by 64%
• Future plans: More electric and premium scooters, better rural availability

Final Words

Hero MotoCorp is doing well in both petrol and electric two-wheelers. With strong sales, popular new models, and growing exports, Hero is getting ready for a busy and successful festive season ahead.

Royal Enfield Sales Go Up in July

Royal Enfield sold 88,045 bikes in July 2025. This is a 31% increase compared to the same month last year. People in India and other countries are buying more Royal Enfield bikes, showing that the brand is doing very well.

Sales in India and Other Countries

Out of the total sales:

• 76,254 bikes were sold in India – this is a 25% rise from last year.
• 11,791 bikes were sent to other countries – almost double the number from last July.

Royal Enfield is becoming more popular both in India and worldwide.

April to July 2025 Sales Are Also Strong

From April to July 2025, Royal Enfield sold 3,53,573 bikes. This is 20% more than the same time last year.

• India Sales: 3,05,033 bikes (up 15%)
• Exports: 48,540 bikes (up 72%)

This shows that the company is growing fast and doing better than before.

New Bikes Helping the Growth

The company’s CEO, B. Govindarajan, said that new models like the Hunter 350 and bikes made on the Sherpa 450 platform are getting a great response. These bikes are liked for their style, performance, and value for money.

Royal Enfield’s Big Ride Event

On July 15, Royal Enfield finished its 21st Himalayan Odyssey – a 2,600 km ride across Ladakh, Zanskar, and Spiti. The ride lasted 18 days and had 77 bikers from around the world. Riders also went to Umling La, the highest road in the world.

Royal Enfield also launched new clothes and riding gear last month for its fans.

More New Bikes Coming Soon

Royal Enfield is planning to bring more new bikes soon:

• More bikes in the 450 cc range
• New bikes between 650 cc and 750 cc
• A new Guerrilla 450 café racer bike may launch in 2026
• A brand-new 750 cc engine is being made
• The Continental GT-R will be the first bike with this engine

These new bikes will give riders more choices in different styles and sizes.

Summary

• July 2025 Sales: 88,045 bikes (up 31%)
• India Sales: 76,254 bikes
• Exports: 11,791 bikes
• April–July Sales: 3,53,573 bikes (up 20%)
• New bikes like Hunter 350 and Sherpa 450 are popular
• Big bike ride (Himalayan Odyssey) was a success
• Many new bikes are coming soon in different engine sizes

Final Words

Royal Enfield is growing fast in India and other countries. With strong sales, exciting new bikes, and fun rides, the brand continues to win the hearts of riders. If you love motorcycles, Royal Enfield has something new and exciting coming your way soon.

New Ather Electric Scooter Variant Launched

Ather Energy has launched a new version of its electric scooter, the Ather 450S, with a bigger 3.7 kWh battery. It is priced at ₹1,45,999 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru). This new model gives more range than the older 2.9 kWh version and is more affordable than the premium 450X. Bookings are now open, and deliveries will start next month.

Longer Range with Same Powerful Motor

The new Ather 450S 3.7 kWh can now go up to 161 km on a full charge (IDC-tested). This is much more than the 115 km range offered by the 2.9 kWh model.

Even with the bigger battery, the motor stays the same:

• 5.4 kW motor
• 22 Nm torque
• Top speed: 90 km/h
• 0 to 40 km/h in 3.9 seconds

So, the scooter still feels quick and fun to ride.

Looks and Build Stay the Same

The design of the new 450S 3.7 kWh is the same as other 450 models. It has:

• Sharp LED headlamp
• Sporty and clean body design
• Same strong frame and size

You can choose from four riding modes – SmartEco, Eco, Ride, and Sport – based on how you want to ride.

Smart Display and Useful Features

The scooter comes with a 7-inch smart display that shows all important info. It includes:

• Auto brightness
• Bluetooth for calls and music
• Navigation support

It also offers smart features using AtherStack Pro, like:

• AutoHold (stops scooter from rolling on slopes)
• FallSafe (safety system if the scooter falls)
• Find My Scooter
• Theft alerts
• Auto turn indicators
• Emergency Stop Signal
• Amazon Alexa voice commands

Charging Time and Battery Warranty

The scooter takes about 4.5 hours to charge up to 80% using the home charger. You can also use Ather’s fast-charging network, now available in over 3,300 places in India.

The battery comes with an 8-year warranty or up to 80,000 km, and Ather promises the battery will stay at least 70% healthy in that time.

Prices in Other Cities

The price may change depending on your city:

• Delhi – ₹1,48,047
• Mumbai – ₹1,48,258
• Chennai – ₹1,47,312
• Bengaluru – ₹1,45,999

You can book the scooter online or at any Ather showroom near you.

What Ather Says About the New Model

Ravneet Phokela, Chief Business Officer of Ather, said:

“This new 450S is perfect for people who want sporty performance and long range, but don’t need all the extra smart features of the 450X. It’s fun to ride and great for longer trips.”

Final Words

The Ather 450S 3.7 kWh is a smart choice for people looking for a long-range electric scooter that is powerful, safe, and fun, but still affordable. With better range, good speed, and smart features, it’s a great value for money in today’s EV market.

Two New Honda Bikes Now Available

Honda has launched two new bikes in India – the CB125 Hornet and the Shine 100 DX. Bookings are now open for both. Deliveries will start from mid-August 2025. While the Hornet is made for young riders who like sporty bikes, the Shine 100 DX is a simple and strong commuter bike.

Honda CB125 Hornet – Sporty Bike for Young Riders

Price: ₹1.12 lakh (ex-showroom, Gurugram)

The CB125 Hornet is a stylish and powerful 125cc bike. It has a sharp and aggressive look with cool body design and dual-tone colours. It also comes with upside-down golden front forks, a short sporty exhaust, and a sculpted fuel tank.

Key Features:

• 4.2-inch full digital display
• Bluetooth with navigation, call/message alerts
• Full LED lights (headlamp, tail lamp, indicators)
• Type-C mobile charging port
• Side-stand engine cut-off safety
• Front disc brake with single-channel ABS

Engine Details:

• 123.94cc fuel-injected engine
• Power: 11 hp
• Torque: 11.2 Nm
• 5-speed gearbox
• 0 to 60 kmph in just 5.4 seconds

It is available in four colours like Pearl Siren Blue, Black, Yellow-Blue and Red-Blue combos.

Honda Shine 100 DX – Simple and Smart Daily Bike

Price: ₹74,959 (ex-showroom)

The Shine 100 DX is made for daily riders. It offers better comfort, new styling, and small upgrades. There are chrome touches on the headlamp and exhaust cover. It also comes with new body graphics and a long seat.

Key Features:

• Stylish design with black engine
• Comfortable long seat
• Small LCD screen with real-time mileage and service alerts
• Twin rear shock absorbers
• Drum brakes front and rear

Engine Details:

• 98.98cc engine with Honda’s smart tech
• Power: 7.28 hp
• Torque: 8.04 Nm
• 4-speed gearbox

Conclusion

Honda’s new launches offer something for everyone. The CB125 Hornet is great for young people looking for a sporty ride, while the Shine 100 DX is perfect for daily use. Both bikes are now available for booking, and deliveries will start soon.

New Colours and Features Added

Yamaha has launched the updated MT-15 Version 2.0 in India. The price starts at ₹1.69 lakh, and the top version (DLX) costs ₹1.80 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The bike now comes with new colours, a new digital display, and Bluetooth features.

Three New Colour Options

The new MT-15 V2.0 is now available in three fresh colours:

• Ice Storm
• Vivid Violet Metallic
• Metallic Silver Cyan

These new paint options make the bike look more stylish and attractive. Some of these colours are available only in the DLX variant.

New Digital Display With Smart Features

The DLX version now gets a colour TFT screen. This is a modern screen that shows:

• Turn-by-turn directions
• Call and message alerts
• Fuel and ride data
• Bike service reminders
• Last parked location
• Ride rankings with other riders

You can connect your phone using Bluetooth with the Yamaha Y-Connect app.

Same Strong Engine

The engine is the same as the older version. It uses a 155cc liquid-cooled engine with VVA technology.
It gives:

• 18.4 HP at 10,000 rpm
• 14.1 Nm of torque at 7,500 rpm

It has a 6-speed gearbox and includes assist and slipper clutch. This helps in smoother gear shifts. Traction control is also available as standard.

Comfortable and Light to Ride

The bike is built on the Delta Box frame, which makes it strong and stable. It also gets an aluminium swingarm, like in MotoGP bikes.

• Weight: 141 kg
• Suspension and brakes are the same as the older version
• Easy to handle in city traffic and short trips

Conclusion

The 2025 Yamaha MT-15 V2.0 is a better version of an already popular bike. With new colours, smart screen, and more features, it is a great option for young riders who want style and performance in one bike.

New Long-Range Ather Scooter Now Available

Ather Energy has launched a new version of its electric scooter, the 450S, with a bigger 3.7 kWh battery. The price is ₹1,45,999 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru).

This new model sits between the smaller 2.9 kWh 450S and the more premium 450X. Bookings are open, and deliveries will begin next month across India.

More Range – Up to 161 Km

The main highlight of this version is the longer riding range. It can now go up to 161 km (claimed) on a full charge, compared to 115 km in the 2.9 kWh version.

The motor and power are the same:

• 5.4 kW motor
• 22 Nm torque
• Top speed: 90 km/h
• 0 to 40 km/h in 3.9 seconds

You get four ride modes: SmartEco, Eco, Ride, and Sport.

Same Look and Body

The new model looks the same as other 450 scooters. It comes with:

• Sharp LED headlight
• Same body design
• A 7-inch touchscreen display with:
  • Auto brightness
  • Bluetooth
  • Navigation support

Smart Features Included

The scooter has smart features using Ather’s AtherStack Pro software. These include:

• AutoHold (prevents rolling on slopes)
• FallSafe (stops scooter if it falls)
• Theft alerts
• Find My Scooter
• Auto turn indicators
• Emergency Stop Signal
• Alexa voice control

These features make the scooter safe and easy to use.

Charging and Battery Guarantee

• Takes about 4.5 hours to charge to 80% with the home charger
• Supports fast charging at over 3,300 locations in India
• Comes with an 8-year battery warranty (up to 80,000 km or 70% battery health)

Prices in Major Cities

• Bengaluru: ₹1,45,999
• Delhi: ₹1,48,047
• Mumbai: ₹1,48,258
• Chennai: ₹1,47,312

You can book the scooter online or at Ather showrooms.

What Ather Says

Ravneet Phokela, Ather’s Chief Business Officer, said:

“This new 450S is made for people who want long range and sporty performance but don’t need all the high-tech features of the 450X. It gives great performance and range at a lower price.”

Final Words

The new Ather 450S 3.7 kWh is a great option if you want a powerful scooter with long range at a reasonable price. It is smart, fast, and reliable, making it a good choice for everyday use.

New Triumph Bike Coming Soon

Triumph is getting ready to launch a new 400cc bike in India called the Thruxton 400. It was recently seen in Pune during a TV commercial (TVC) shoot, without any covers. This means the launch is very close, and we expect it to arrive next month.

Retro Design with a Racing Look

The Thruxton 400 looks very different from Triumph’s other 400cc bikes like the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X. It has a classic café racer style with a small front fairing (windshield) that looks sporty and stylish. This fairing is similar to the bigger Thruxton bikes sold in other countries.

The bike also has bar-end mirrors and a seat cover at the back, which gives it a cool, old-school look. The bike seen in the TVC was painted in a red and silver color. The fuel tank and side panels look similar to the Speed 400.

Same Engine as Other 400cc Triumphs

The Thruxton 400 uses the same 399cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine found in the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X. This engine produces 39.5 bhp of power and 37.5 Nm of torque. It comes with a 6-speed gearbox and includes a slipper and assist clutch, which makes gear changes smoother.

The engine may get small changes to match the café racer feel, but the main parts will stay the same.

Features We Can Expect

Just like the other 400cc Triumph bikes, the Thruxton 400 is expected to have:

• LED headlight
• Dual-channel ABS
• Traction control
• Alloy wheels
• Good quality switches
• Semi-digital instrument panel

These features make the bike modern and safe to ride.

Expected Price

The Thruxton 400 will cost a little more than the Speed 400. The price is expected to be around Rs. 2.75 lakh (ex-showroom). Even at this price, it will be a good option for people who like classic and stylish bikes with modern technology.

Final Words

The Triumph Thruxton 400 will be a great choice for bike lovers who want a retro-style motorcycle that is easy to ride and full of features. With its cool design and strong engine, it will stand out in the 400cc bike segment.

We’re excited to see the official launch soon. Stay tuned for more updates!

Honda Activa Remains on Top, But Sales Are Falling

The Honda Activa is still the most sold scooter in India. In June 2025, it sold 1,83,265 units. But this is much lower than last year, when it sold 2,33,376 units. That’s a drop of over 50,000 scooters (down by 21.47%). Even though it’s still No.1, Activa’s lead is getting smaller.

TVS Jupiter Shows Big Growth

The TVS Jupiter is doing really well. It sold 1,07,980 units in June 2025. That’s a big jump from 72,100 units in June 2024 – an increase of 49.76%. It is now very close to the Activa and could become the top scooter soon if this trend continues.

Suzuki Access Holds Third Place

The Suzuki Access stayed at number three with 51,555 units sold. Last year, it sold 52,192 units, so the drop is very small (just 1.22%). Access is still a popular choice for many buyers.

Honda Dio and TVS Ntorq See Sales Drop

Both the Honda Dio and TVS Ntorq had lower sales this time:

• Honda Dio sold 24,278 units, down from 32,584 last year (a drop of 25.49%).
• TVS Ntorq sold 22,822 units, down from 27,812 last year (a drop of 17.94%).

These scooters lost some ground in the top 5 list.

Bajaj Chetak Becomes Top-Selling Electric Scooter

The Bajaj Chetak, an electric scooter, is doing well. It sold 17,864 units, up from 16,691 units last year – a 7.03% increase. It is now the best-selling electric scooter on this list.

Suzuki Burgman Sees Small Growth

The Suzuki Burgman sold 15,733 units in June 2025, a small rise from 15,118 units in June 2024 – that’s a 4.07% increase. It stays strong in the premium scooter category.

Yamaha RayZR and TVS iQube Fall Slightly

• Yamaha RayZR sold 14,274 units, down 5.99% from last year.
• TVS iQube, another electric scooter, sold 14,244 units, down 6.35%.

Both had small drops in sales but stayed in the top 10 list.

Ola S1 Drops the Most

The Ola S1, once a strong performer, had a big drop in June 2025. It sold 20,190 units, which is 16,000 units less than last year. That’s a fall of 45.22% – the biggest drop among all top 10 scooters.

Total Scooter Sales Also Down

In June 2025, the total sales of the top 10 scooters was 4,72,205 units. This is down by 8.69% from 5,17,126 units in June 2024. So overall, the scooter market saw a small slowdown.

Conclusion – Market is Changing

• Activa is still on top but losing numbers.
• Jupiter is growing fast and could take the lead soon.
• Electric scooters like Chetak are doing better, but some like Ola S1 are seeing big drops.
• The scooter market in India is changing quickly, and we may see new leaders soon.

Honda has finally launched the CB125 Hornet in India. This new bike joins the popular 125cc segment and will compete with bikes like the TVS Raider 125, Hero Xtreme 125R, and Bajaj Pulsar NS125.

Bookings Start on August 1, 2025

You can book the CB125 Hornet starting from August 1, 2025. It will be available along with Honda’s new Shine 100 DX.

Engine and Performance

The CB125 Hornet comes with a 123.94cc engine. It makes:

• 11 horsepower at 7,500 rpm
• 11.2 Nm torque at 6,000 rpm
• Has a 5-speed gearbox

The engine uses fuel injection, supports E20 fuel, and meets the latest OBD2B norms. Honda says the bike can go from 0 to 60 km/h in just 5.4 seconds, which is very fast for this segment.

Design and Looks

The bike looks sporty and stylish. Key design features include:

• LED headlamp with split design
• Sharp tank design with side shrouds
• LED turn indicators placed high
• Split seat for sporty feel
• Tank-mounted ignition
• Golden USD front forks (first in this segment)

The bike weighs 124 kg, which is light and helps with easy handling.

Suspension, Brakes, and Tyres

The CB125 Hornet has:

• Upside-down (USD) front forks
• Rear monoshock with 5-step adjustment
• Front disc brake (240 mm)
• Rear drum brake (130 mm)
• Single-channel ABS for safety
• Tubeless tyres – 80/100-17 (front) and 110/80-17 (rear)

These parts help give a smooth and safe ride.

Features and Technology

Honda has added modern features to the bike:

• 4.2-inch TFT screen
• Bluetooth connection for phone
• Works with Honda’s RoadSync app
  • Navigation
  • Call and SMS alerts
  • Battery and signal info

This makes it one of the most feature-rich bikes in this category.

Colours and Price

The bike will come in four dual-tone colour options. While the exact price is not confirmed yet, it is expected to cost around ₹1.15 lakh (ex-showroom).

Main Rivals

The CB125 Hornet will compete with:

• TVS Raider 125
• Hero Xtreme 125R
• Bajaj Pulsar NS125

Final Words

The Honda CB125 Hornet is a sporty and stylish 125cc bike. It has good power, useful features, and great design. With modern tech and first-in-class golden USD forks, it offers a premium feel. If priced right, it could become a popular choice for people looking for a stylish and reliable commuter bike.