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Top Selling Electric Scooters and Bikes in India: FY26 Sales Report
Featured Stories by Drivio | 13 Apr 2026
The demand for the top selling electric scooters and bikes in India reached new heights in FY26. Total electric two-wheeler sales hit 14,01,818 units, registering a 21.81% year-on-year growth. TVS Motor captured the crown as the best-selling EV brand, overtaking former market leader Ola Electric.
Key Highlights
- The electric 2W market saw 14.01 lakh total units sold in FY26.
- TVS Motor is the top selling electric scooter brand with a 24.36% market share.
- Bajaj Auto ranks second, capturing 20.64% of total industry sales.
- Ather Energy secured the third spot with an impressive 82.34% YoY growth.
- Ola Electric suffered a massive 52.28% sales decline YoY.
- Hero Vida emerged as a top contender, recording a 196.13% surge in volume.
Top Selling Electric Scooters Overview (FY26)
The transition to sustainable mobility accelerated in FY26. Total EV scooter sales in India grew from 11,50,790 units in FY25 to 14,01,818 units. Buyers heavily favored legacy manufacturers over newer startups. This shift makes traditional two-wheeler giants the new leaders in the top selling electric bike and scooter categories.
Best Selling EV Brands in India
TVS Motor dominated the market to become the top selling electric two-wheeler manufacturer. TVS sold 3,41,513 units in FY26. This 43.54% YoY growth was fueled by the massive popularity of the TVS iQube.
Bajaj Auto secured the second position with 2,89,349 units sold. Strong Bajaj Chetak sales helped the brand achieve a solid 25.17% growth compared to FY25.
Ather Energy also cemented its place among the top sellers. Ather sold 2,39,178 units in FY26. This translates to an 82.34% YoY increase, driven by strong demand for their performance-oriented scooters.
FY26 Electric 2W Sales Data Table
| Brand | FY 26 Sales | FY 25 Sales | YoY Growth | % Share FY 26 |
| TVS | 3,41,513 | 2,37,929 | 43.54% | 24.36% |
| Bajaj | 2,89,349 | 2,31,172 | 25.17% | 20.64% |
| Ather | 2,39,178 | 1,31,172 | 82.34% | 17.06% |
| Ola | 1,64,295 | 3,44,300 | -52.28% | 11.72% |
| Hero Vida | 1,44,330 | 48,738 | 196.13% | 10.30% |
| Greaves / Ampere | 61,563 | 40,169 | 53.26% | 4.39% |
| Bgauss | 26,201 | 17,343 | 51.08% | 1.87% |
| River EV | 22,354 | 4,247 | 426.35% | 1.59% |
| Pure EV | 14,352 | 8,982 | 59.79% | 1.02% |
| E-Sprinto | 12,582 | 1,409 | 792.97% | 0.90% |
| Kinetic Green | 11,557 | 8,454 | 36.70% | 0.82% |
| Revolt | 10,444 | 11,567 | -9.71% | 0.75% |
| Simple | 8,214 | 1,959 | 319.30% | 0.59% |
| Others | 55,886 | 63,349 | -11.78% | 3.99% |
| Total | 14,01,818 | 11,50,790 | 21.81% | 100.00% |
Fastest Growing Electric 2W Companies
Several brands saw explosive growth to compete with the top selling electric bikes. E-Sprinto recorded the highest percentage growth at 792.97%, selling 12,582 units.
River EV also expanded rapidly. The company sold 22,354 units, achieving a 426.35% YoY increase. Simple Energy grew by 319.30%, while Hero Vida firmly established itself as a rising star with a 196.13% growth and 1,44,330 units sold.
Declining Sales for Former Leaders
The biggest market shift involved the Ola Electric sales decline. Once the undisputed top selling electric scooter brand, Ola saw sales plummet from 3,44,300 units in FY25 to just 1,64,295 units in FY26. This 52.28% drop pushed the company down to fourth place. Revolt, a prominent electric bike maker, also faced a 9.71% sales drop, moving 10,444 units.
Conclusion
The FY26 sales data clearly shows that Indian consumers are choosing established legacy brands for their EV purchases. TVS and Bajaj now manufacture the top selling electric scooters in the country, leveraging strong service networks and reliable products. As the market matures, sustained growth will require brands to focus heavily on after-sales support and technological consistency.
