TVS Motor Company has announced Android Auto integration for the iQube electric scooter at the EICMA 2026 motor show in Milan. Revealed during the brand’s European portfolio presentation, the update developed in partnership with Google brings direct smartphone projection to the scooter’s 7-inch touchscreen display. By moving this feature from
Yamaha has unveiled two new electric scooters, the Yamaha NMAX E and the Yamaha XENTER E, at EICMA 2026 in Milan. Both are designed for urban commuting and offer performance comparable to conventional 125-150 cc scooters. While they share their powertrain, the two take noticeably different approaches to design and
TVS has revealed three production-ready electric scooters at EICMA 2026 in Milan. The electric lineup consists of the TVS Orbiter, TVS M1-S and TVS X, with each scooter aimed at a considerably different type of EV buyer. TVS Orbiter Gets Removable Batteries For Europe Perhaps the most interesting of the
Electric scooter sales in India recorded a month-on-month increase of 8.17% in October 2026. Total sales stood at 2,15,687 units, compared to 1,99,397 units in September, translating to an increase of 16,290 units. TVS iQube continued to lead the Indian EV market, while Bajaj Auto and Ather retained the second
Aprilia Electric Scooter To Enter The Mass Market Piaggio, the Italian automaker, is preparing for a major change in its Indian two-wheeler strategy, with a new mass-market electric scooter planned for 2027. Until now, the brand’s scooter business in India was focused on premium products under the Vespa and Aprilia
Top 10 Best-Selling Electric Scooters In September 2026 India’s electric scooter market witnessed an interesting change in September 2026. After losing the top spot to Bajaj Chetak in August, the TVS iQube has reclaimed its position as India’s best-selling electric scooter. Meanwhile, Hero Vida continues to gain momentum, and newer
India’s electric scooter market has entered October with an interesting battle brewing behind the leading manufacturers. TVS continues to hold the top spot, while Bajaj Auto (Chetak) remains comfortably second. However, the biggest development is the shrinking gap between Ather and Hero Vida. According to our mid-October Vahan portal data,
e-Sprinto has launched the G1 electric scooter in India, with prices starting at Rs 89,999 (ex-showroom Delhi). The G1 marks the brand’s entry into the consumer electric two-wheeler segment after primarily operating in the B2B and fleet market. The e-Sprinto G1 electric scooter was teased a few days ago, and
VLF, the Italian boutique scooter brand, has launched a new electric scooter in India, called the VLF Strada. It is the third scooter in the brand’s lineup, and the price starts at Rs 1,19,999 (ex-showroom, India). It is available in two variants: City and Max, and here’s the variant-wise price
