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TVS finished on top of electric two-wheeler sales charts ahead of Bajaj, Ather and Vida while Ola could only manage fifth
At the top of the heap, TVS Motor held firm, extending its lead as the country’s top performer in the electric two-wheeler segment. The company registered 27,382 units for the month as per Vahan data and it led to a commanding 26 per cent market share. Its steady climb has been driven by growing acceptance of the iQube family across cities of all sizes and recently the range was expanded with the inclusion of the Orbiter.
Positioned just behind TVS, Bajaj Auto recorded a domestic tally of 23,097 units – giving it 21.9 per cent of the market and a comfortable second place. The Chetak continues to be the backbone of Bajaj’s EV comeback – supported by wider availability and the trust that the brand has built for decades in the Indian commuter segment.
The next-gen Chetak is expected to arrive soon in India. Ather Energy secured the third position for the month with 18,356 units and a 17.4 per cent share. The 450 lineup remains a favourite among premium buyers while the brand’s newer offerings including the Rizta have been performing well. It is in for the clear long game!
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|
Rank |
Manufacturer |
Units Sold In Nov 2025 |
|---|---|---|
|
1 |
TVS Motor |
27,382 |
|
2 |
Bajaj Auto |
23,097 |
|
3 |
Ather Energy |
18,356 |
|
4 |
Vida |
10,579 |
|
5 |
Ola Electric |
7,567 |
|
6 |
Ampere |
5,360 |
|
7 |
BGauss |
2,410 |
|
8 |
River |
1,612 |
Hero MotoCorp’s EV vertical, Vida, finished in the fourth place with 10,579 units and a 10 per cent overall share. Vida’s expanding offline network, better rural and non-metro reach and Hero’s brand familiarity have contributed to this decent demand in the market. Recently, the more volume-based VX2 was introduced in India.
Ola Electric, which once reigned over the segment, dropped to fifth place after posting 7,567 units and a 7.2 per cent share. For a brand that dominated monthly sales not too long ago, this fall holds plenty of significance. Increasing competition, aggressive pricing from traditional players and service concerns have all reportedly played a part in pulling Ola down the order.
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Lower down the table, players like Ampere with 5,360 units and BGauss with 2,410 units continue to operate in smaller volumes while emerging names such as River with 1,612 units are gradually scaling up production and reach.
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