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Electric scooters and bikes are transforming urban mobility in India, with two-wheelers accounting for nearly 55% of all EV sales in 2024. Brands like Ola Electric, Ather Energy, TVS, Bajaj, and Hero Vida are competing fiercely on range, features, and price — from budget scooters under ₹50,000 to performance bikes above ₹1.5 lakh. EV Radar covers every electric two-wheeler launch, long-term review, and real-world range test to help Indian riders make smarter buying decisions. Use the filters below to find the right electric scooter or bike for your daily commute or weekend ride.
28 bikes found

Ather Energy
₹1,29,999 – ₹1,54,999
Range
150 km
Motor
6.4 kW
Speed
90 km/h

Bounce Infinity
₹1,10,000
Range
120 km
Motor
3.5 kW
Speed
65 km/h
The best electric scooters in India in 2026 are the Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 (195 km range, ₹1.47L), Ather 450X Gen 3 (146 km, ₹1.50L), TVS iQube S (100 km, ₹98K), and Bajaj Chetak (126 km, ₹95K). The Ola S1 Pro leads on range and features, while the Ather 450X is the top pick for build quality and fast-charging network access.
The most affordable electric scooters in India in 2026 start from around ₹44,000. Options include the Ampere Nexus (₹44,400) and Hero Electric Optima ER (₹45,990) for under ₹50,000. For better range and features, the Ola S1 Air (₹84,999) and Hero Vida V1 Lite (₹89,994) are the top picks under ₹1 lakh.
Electric scooters in India in 2026 offer a certified range of 60 km to 212 km per charge. The Simple One leads with 212 km ARAI range, followed by the Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 (195 km) and Ola S1 Air (101 km). Mid-range scooters like TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak offer 100–140 km range, which is sufficient for most daily urban commutes.
Yes — all electric scooters include a portable home charger that works with a standard 5A or 15A socket. A full charge costs ₹10–20 depending on your state's electricity tariff. Charging time is 4–8 hours overnight. Some premium scooters like Ola S1 Pro support fast charging at dedicated charger networks.
For daily city commutes, electric scooters are more economical than petrol scooters. Running cost is ₹0.15–₹0.30 per km vs ₹2.50–₹3.50 per km for petrol. Annual savings for a 40 km/day commute can be ₹30,000–₹50,000. Electric scooters also need less maintenance and benefit from government subsidies and lower road tax.