Written by: Karuna Tejwani
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EV Spotlight
Ola Electric reclaimed No.1 with 22,656 sales in January, a 64% rise. Its market share jumped to 25%, surpassing TVS and Bajaj, driven by strong demand and new models in the EV two-wheeler segment.
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India’s EV two-wheeler sales soared 24% to 91,264 in January, rebounding from December’s 73,651. New launches, rising demand, and better incentives played a key role in boosting the overall market.
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TVS sold 22,080 scooters, up 27%, while Bajaj hit 20,176 but lost market share, dropping from 25% to 22.1%. Despite growth, Bajaj couldn’t keep pace with Ola and TVS in the competitive EV market.
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Ola launched its Gen 3 S1 scooters, including S1 Pro+ with a 320 km range and the budget S1 X. These models cater to different buyers, strengthening Ola’s position in the fast-growing EV industry.
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Ather’s sales rose 15% to 12,101, though its market share fell to 13.2%. Ampere from Greaves saw a 20% jump to 3,411. Both brands are growing fast, competing with big players in the EV market.
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River saw a 201% sales rise, while Oben Electric grew 198%. Ultraviolette’s premium e-bikes increased 26%. Startups are gaining ground as buyers explore new brands in the expanding EV segment.
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Bajaj plans to export its Chetak-35 EV scooters to 12+ countries by FY26. This move aims to strengthen its global presence while maintaining its domestic leadership in the Indian EV market.
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Overall EV sales in India reached 1.67 lakh in January, up 11% from December. With better battery tech, new models, and strong government support, India’s EV market is set for rapid future growth.
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