Together, the top five OEMs — TVS Motors, Bajaj Auto, Ola Electric, Ather Energy, and Hero MotoCorp — accounted for over 90% of total E2W sales in June 2025, further cementing their dominance and making market entry more challenging for new players.
Let’s take a closer look at the Top 10 Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the electric two-wheeler segment for June 2025:
Electric Two-Wheeler Sales Data – June 2025
| Rank | Manufacturer | Units Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVS Motor Co | 25,274 |
| 2 | Bajaj Auto | 23,004 |
| 3 | Ola Electric | 20,189 |
| 4 | Ather Energy | 14,512 |
| 5 | Hero MotoCorp | 7,664 |
| 6 | Greaves Electric | 4,199 |
| 7 | Bgauss Auto | 1,952 |
| 8 | Pur Energy | 1,429 |
| 9 | River Mobility | 1,246 |
| 10 | Revolt Motors | 766 |
Source: Vahan Dashboard, July 1, 2025, 7 AM
#1 TVS Motors
TVS Motors maintains its lead in June 2025 EV Sales, topping the leaderboard for the third consecutive month.
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Units Sold: 25,274 (↑ from 24,560 in May)
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MoM Growth: +2.91%
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YoY Growth: Over 100%+ (based on prior annual benchmarks)
TVS iQube remains one of the best-selling electric scooters in India, helping the brand capture a market share of approx. 25%.
#2 Bajaj Auto
Bajaj Auto continues to narrow the gap with TVS Motors.
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Units Sold: 23,004 (↑ from 21,770 in May)
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MoM Growth: +5.66%
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YoY Growth: +130%+
The Bajaj Chetak series continues to enjoy rising traction, pushing Bajaj’s market share close to 23%.
#3 Ola Electric
Ola Electric, once the dominant player, remains in third place.
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Units Sold: 20,189 (↑ from 18,499 in May)
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MoM Growth: +9.13%
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YoY Growth: -45% (approx.)
Despite modest recovery, Ola continues to struggle with service-related concerns and brand perception. Its market share remains under pressure, currently estimated at 20%.
#4 Ather Energy
Ather Energy holds the fourth position yet again, showing healthy MoM and YoY growth.
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Units Sold: 14,512 (↑ from 12,840 in May)
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MoM Growth: +13.01%
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YoY Growth: +100%+
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Estimated Market Share: ~14%
Ather’s performance suggests growing urban adoption and stronger consumer trust in premium scooter offerings.
#5 Hero MotoCorp
Hero MotoCorp remains steady in 5th position.
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Units Sold: 7,664 (↑ from 7,164 in May)
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MoM Growth: +6.99%
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YoY Growth: +180%+
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Estimated Market Share: ~6%
#6 Greaves Electric Mobility
Greaves retains its sixth place.
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Units Sold: 4,199 (↑ from 4,177 in May)
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MoM Growth: +0.52%
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Market Share: ~4.2%
#7 Bgauss Auto
Bgauss Auto climbs two spots, moving to 7th.
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Units Sold: 1,952 (↑ from 1,066 in May)
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MoM Growth: +83.13%
This surge brings it back into contention among mid-tier OEMs.
#8 Pur Energy
Pur Energy slips slightly to 8th place.
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Units Sold: 1,429 (↑ from 1,270 in May)
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MoM Growth: +12.52%
#9 River Mobility
A new entrant in the Top 10 list.
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Units Sold: 1,246
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Notable for: Premium, design-focused scooters, gaining early traction.
#10 Revolt Motors
Revolt makes a comeback into the Top 10.
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Units Sold: 766
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Focus: Electric motorcycles
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Momentum: Gradual revival after months of subdued sales
Final Thoughts
June 2025 marked another high-performing month for India’s electric two-wheeler market, reinforcing the dominance of legacy automakers and showcasing increasing diversification among top players.
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TVS Motors and Bajaj Auto continue to widen their lead, driven by brand equity, reliable after-sales service, and widespread dealer networks.
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Ola Electric is still in the race, but struggles to regain lost ground and customer trust.
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Ather and Hero are seeing consistent growth, while Bgauss, River, and Revolt offer fresh competition at the lower tiers.
As we move further into FY2025–26, the market will continue to witness fierce rivalry, innovation-led brand positioning, and heightened expectations from Indian EV consumers.