Ola Electric Technologies Pvt Ltd continues to suffer pressure in India’s electric two-wheeler sector, with early 2026 registrations showing a slow start to the year. The company reported 7,365 units in January and 2,654 units through mid-February, bringing its year-to-date total to 10,019 units. The subdued momentum follows a weak
During the first half of February 2026, India’s electric two-wheeler market saw a significant shift in momentum, with Ampere Electric outpacing Ola Electric in retail registrations. According to Vahan Portal data for the February electric scooter sales 2026, Ampere sold 2,155 units, just beating Ola Electric, which sold 2,020 units.
Omega Seiki Mobility launches Vextra at ₹99,900 with 110 km range, smart features, and sales planned across 200+ cities.
Ather Energy Q3 FY26 revenue climbs to ₹995.7 crore as rising scooter sales help narrow losses and improve overall profitability.
TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak go head-to-head as Yamaha EC-06 signals a new chapter for India’s EV scooters.
Priced at ₹1.67 lakh, the Yamaha EC-06 comes with a claimed 169 km range, a few ride modes, and features aimed at everyday commuting.
India’s electric two-wheeler sales picked up in January. Volumes rose to 1,12,881 units, from 94,209 units in December, a jump of almost 20 per cent. The top brands stayed competitive, with most leaders seeing gains. A few players, however, saw slower sales or small dips compared to the previous month.
TVS iQube crosses 8 lakh sales in India, helped by steady monthly volumes and strong demand through 2025.
Ampere Launches Magnus G Max range of over 100 km and gets a top speed of up to 65 kmph.
