This company, Ola, Ather and Bajaj became the 'Sardar' of electric scooters

The traditional two-wheeler companies of the country have now gone to the forefront of electric vehicles. TVS Motor's electric scooter Iqube has won the title of best-selling electric two-wheeler in India for the third consecutive month. The special thing is that Bajaj is at number two. Ola Electric, who was once the king of this segment, has now come at number three.

TVS is a company selling electric two-wheeler at market number from April 2025. In June 2025, 25,274 units of Iqube were sold, which is 80% more than last year. The market share of TVS has now increased to 24%. The big reason for increasing sales is that the company has now started giving a big 3.5 kW battery in IQUBE and has also reduced the price by about ₹ 8,000. The new IQUBE can do charging from 0% to 80% in just 3 hours.

This company came on another

Bajaj Auto also retained its second place and sold 23,004 units in June, which is a tremendous increase of 154% on an annual basis. Bajaj has recently launched its new generation Chetak e-scooter which has more power, range and storage space. The company's new entry-level model Chetak 3001 has been priced at ₹ 99,900 (ex-showroom), due to which a good hold is also being made in small cities. With TVS and Bajaj, 46% are now holding market share.

Ola got third place

Talking about Ola Electric, sometimes she was the leader of this segment with 46% market share, now she has fallen to third place. In June 2025, Ola sold 20,189 units, which is a fall of 45% year -on -year. However, the company's sales increased by 9% in June as compared to May. The market share of Ola has now fallen to around 19%.

These companies also increased sales

The performance of Ather Energy was also excellent. In June, the company sold 14,512 units, which leads to 133% on an annual basis. Its market share is now 13.8%, which was 7.8% earlier. Hero Motocorp has also made a good jump. The company sold 7,664 units in June and its market share has increased to 7.3%, which is 149% up compared to the previous year. Hero has recently launched its cheap electric scooter VDA VX2, which is priced ₹ 59,490 and can also be taken with a subscription plan.