TVS Motors Tops April E2W Sales; Ola, Bajaj Close Behind in Leadership Battle
TVS achieved 154% year-on-year growth, driven by the success of its iQube platform.
In a fiercely competitive month for the electric two-wheeler (E2W) segment, TVS Motors secured the No. 1 position in April 2025, registering 19,736 units—edging past Ola Electric (19,709 units) and Bajaj Auto (19,001 units).
These figures are based on Vahan registration data accessed around 3 PM on April 30, 2025.
The overall E2W market recorded 91,791 units in April, marking a 30% month-on-month decline following a subsidy-fueled spike in March. However, year-on-year growth remained strong at 40%, underlining the segment's long-term growth trajectory.

April 2025: Top 5 Electric Two-Wheeler Players
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TVS Motors – 19,736 units (21.5% market share)
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Ola Electric – 19,709 units (21.5%)
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Bajaj Auto – 19,001 units (20.7%)
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Ather Energy – 13,167 units (14.3%)
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Hero MotoCorp – 6,123 units (6.7%)
Close Contest at the Top
TVS achieved 154% year-on-year growth, driven by the success of its iQube platform and expanded availability. Ola Electric, despite a 42% drop from last year’s inflated base, made a strong recovery from March, gaining 352 basis points in market share.
Bajaj Auto, the newest entrant in the high-volume e-scooter race, held its ground with an impressive 152% year-on-year growth, reinforcing its position as a top-tier EV player.
Ather Energy continued its steady climb, while Hero MotoCorp gained significant share—albeit from a relatively low base.
Collectively, these five players now command 84% of the E2W market, signaling rapid consolidation as smaller brands continue to lose ground.
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By Autocar Professional Bureau
01 May 2025
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Ketan Thakkar
