India’s electric two-wheeler market experienced slow growth in February 2025, continuing its downward trend from previous months. Despite the slower pace, the market showed signs of steady demand as sales in February slightly improved over January 2025. Seasonal buying patterns, increasing competition, and better supply chain management influenced the market’s performance. The country’s ongoing shift toward sustainable transportation remained clear, with electric two-wheelers still preferred for their low running costs and environmental benefits.
Ather Energy led the market in February 2025 with a market share of 24.98%, selling 3,823 units. The company’s focus on quality and customer satisfaction helped gain its top position. Ola Electric came in second, securing a 19.53% share with 2,989 units sold. The company continues to promote electric mobility across the country, despite the slow market growth. Greaves Electric Mobility followed in third place, holding a 13.24% share after selling 2,026 units. Together, Ather Energy, Ola Electric, and Greaves Electric Mobility sold 8,838 units, making up 57.74% of the total market sales for the month.
In total, about 15,306 electric two-wheelers were sold in February 2025. The numbers reflect a modest decrease from the previous month, they also show the challenges faced by the market. Rising fuel prices continue to make electric two-wheelers an attractive option for daily commuters looking for cost-effective alternatives to petrol vehicles. However, the overall market momentum remained slower compared to earlier expectations.
Other manufacturers also contributed to the market, helping sustain interest in electric mobility. Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility sold 401 units in February 2025, showing its commitment to providing electric solutions in various segments. Pur Energy, BGauss Auto, TVS Motor Company, E-Sprinto Green Energy, and Lectrix EV also played a role in the market, although their numbers were lower compared to the leading brands.
Smaller players, including Simple Energy, KLB Komaki, Okinawa Autotech, REVOLT INTELLICORP, and OKAYA EV, continued to strengthen their presence. Many of these companies are focusing on innovation, offering new features and affordable pricing to attract consumers.
Despite the slow growth in February 2025, the electric two-wheeler market in India is expected to pick up pace in the coming months. Advances in battery technology, government incentives, and growing consumer awareness are likely to support future sales. The market’s current performance highlights the potential for further expansion as India moves towards a cleaner and greener mobility future.
