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.
Zelio launches the 2026 Logix electric cargo scooter with 150 kg load capacity, smart features, and a starting price of ₹56,551.
Bajaj Auto has launched the Chetak C25, a new and more affordable electric scooter in India. The new Chetak electric model, priced at ₹91,399 (ex-showroom), is designed for regular city riders and is the most affordable option in the lineup. With the C25, Bajaj is attempting to strike a balance:
Yamaha starts production of the EC-06 electric scooter in India, built at River’s Karnataka plant with a 160 km range.
Suzuki e-Access, Ather Rizta, TVS iQube, and Bajaj Chetak compared on range, speed, and pricing in India’s EV scooter segment.
