India’s electric two-wheeler market continued its steady climb in 2025, crossing 12.8 lakh units, an 11 percent year-on-year growth. Electric scooters and motorcycles made up 56 percent of India’s total EV sales across all segments, underlining how crucial two-wheelers remain to the country’s electric mobility story. Out of the 20.29 million two-wheelers sold in 2025, EVs accounted for 6.30 percent, a modest but meaningful rise over 2024.
The biggest story of the year was TVS Motor Company overtaking Ola Electric to become the new market leader. TVS sold 2,98,867 electric two-wheelers, missing the three-lakh milestone by just over a thousand units. With leadership in monthly sales for eight months and a 23 percent market share, TVS ended Ola’s three-year reign at the top.
Bajaj Auto followed closely in second place, selling 2,69,836 units, a strong 39 percent growth despite temporary production disruptions due to supply chain constraints. Ather Energy delivered its best-ever year, crossing 2,00,000 units for the first time, driven largely by the Rizta family scooter. In contrast, Ola Electric suffered a sharp collapse, with sales plunging 51 percent, pushing the brand down to fourth position. Hero MotoCorp also stood out, clocking triple-digit growth on the back of the Vida VX2.
Also Read: Top 5 Two-Wheeler Manufacturers in India in 2025
| Manufacturer | Units Sold (2025) | YoY Growth | Market Share | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TVS Motor Company | 2,98,867 | Up from 2024 | 23% | New market leader, topped monthly charts 8 times |
| Bajaj Auto | 2,69,836 | +39% | 21% | First time crossing 2.5 lakh units |
| Ather Energy | 2,00,785 | +59% | 16% | Rizta scooter drove ~70% of sales |
| Ola Electric | 1,99,316 | -51% | 15.57% | Fell from 1st to 4th place |
| Hero MotoCorp | 1,09,167 | +150% | — | Vida VX2 powered record year |
| Greaves Electric Mobility | 56,639 | +57% | — | Steady growth in mass-market segment |
Source- Autocar PRO
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