India’s electric two-wheeler market showed strong growth in January 2025, highlighting the country’s move towards sustainable transportation. Ola Electric led the market with a 29.94% share, selling 6,419 units. The company’s success reflects the growing popularity of electric vehicles and the increasing awareness of environmental concerns and fuel costs among consumers.
The electric two-wheeler market continued its upward trend, with January 2025 sales exceeding those of December 2024. This growth was driven by seasonal buying trends, increasing competition, and improving supply chains, reflecting the strong and steady demand for electric two-wheelers.
Ather Energy was the second-largest seller, securing a 17.97% market share with 3,854 units sold. The company continues to push for wider adoption of electric mobility. Greaves Electric Mobility followed closely, holding a 15.80% market share with sales of 3,387 units. These three companies—Ola Electric, Ather Energy, and Greaves Electric Mobility—together sold 13,660 units in January 2025, making up 63.71% of total market sales.
Overall, about 21,441 electric two-wheelers were sold in January 2025, showing a strong preference for EVs as a cleaner and more cost-effective alternative to fuel-powered vehicles. The lower operating costs of electric two-wheelers, along with rising fuel prices, make them an attractive option for daily commuters.
Other manufacturers like Pur Energy, BGauss Auto, TVS Motor Company, Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility, Simple Energy, and Hero MotoCorp also contributed to market growth. Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility sold 503 units, demonstrating its role in providing electric mobility solutions.
Smaller players, including Okinawa Autotech, Lectrix EV, and KLB Komaki, are also expanding their presence in the market. These companies are focusing on innovation and sustainability, helping to build a strong foundation for the future of electric transportation in India.
Looking forward, the electric two-wheeler market is expected to grow further with advancements in technology, government incentives, and increasing consumer awareness. The shift towards electric vehicles supports India’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions and strengthens its position in the global EV industry.
The rising adoption of electric two-wheelers in January 2025 marks an important milestone in India’s transition to sustainable mobility. Leading companies like Ola Electric, Ather Energy, and Greaves Electric Mobility, along with other manufacturers, are driving this change. The progress made so far points towards a cleaner and greener future for India’s automotive sector.
