Best-Selling Electric Two-Wheelers in September 2026

India’s electric two-wheeler sales chart saw TVS iQube retain the top position in September 2026, followed by the Bajaj Chetak and Hero Vida. While the leading models recorded healthy year-on-year growth, TVS Orbiter secured fifth place, and River Indie crossed the 6,000-unit mark.

The models covered in the dataset collectively recorded 1,86,693 units, compared with 1,11,463 units in September 2025, an increase of 67.5%. These totals represent the listed models rather than the entire electric two-wheeler market (Dispatch data of OEMs like Ola not available).

Best-Selling Electric Two-Wheelers: September 2026

Rank	OEM	Model	Sep 2026	Sep 2025	YoY Growth
1	TVS	iQube	45,320	30,820	47.0%
2	Bajaj	Chetak	42,394	30,558	38.7%
3	Hero	Vida	28,862	15,329	88.3%
4	Ather	Rizta	19,813	18,919	4.7%
5	TVS	Orbiter	17,027	0	—
6	Ampere	Magnus	10,532	6,179	70.4%
7	Ather	450	6,168	0	—
8	River	Indie	6,057	1,960	209.0%
9	Ather	Konarc	4,140	0	—
10	Ampere	Reo	2,047	545	275.6%
11	Honda	QC1	1,464	2	73,100.0%
12	Ampere	Nexus	862	527	63.6%
13	Bajaj	Yulu Ver 3.0x	800	400	100.0%
14	Suzuki	e-Access	573	0	—
15	Yamaha	EC06	493	0	—
16	Honda	Activa E	141	6	2,250.0%
17	Ather	450S	0	1,555	-100.0%
18	Ather	450X	0	4,308	-100.0%
19	Ather	450 Apex	0	355	-100.0%

• TVS iQube registered 45,320 units, up from 30,820 units in September 2025, delivering 47.0% YoY growth. Its absolute volume gain stood at 14,500 units—the largest increase among individual rows with a non-zero previous-year base. The iQube finished 2,926 units ahead of the Bajaj Chetak. Its stronger annual growth also widened the gap between the two models from just 262 units in September 2025.

• TVS had another substantial contributor in the Orbiter, which recorded 17,027 units and ranked fifth. Together, the two listed TVS models contributed 62,347 units, the highest OEM total within this dataset.

• Bajaj Chetak recorded 42,394 units, compared with 30,558 units a year earlier, translating into 38.7% growth. An additional 11,836 units helped it remain firmly in second place.

• Hero Vida ranked third with 28,862 units, growing 88.3% over September 2025’s 15,329 units. Vida added 13,533 units year-on-year, making it the fastest-growing entry among the top three.

• Together, the iQube, Chetak and Vida accounted for 62.4% of the volumes covered in the table, highlighting the concentration of sales at the top of the rankings.

• Ather Rizta registered 19,813 units, up 4.7% from 18,919 units in September 2025. Although its growth was more modest than that of the three models ahead of it, Rizta remained Ather’s largest volume contributor in the supplied figures.

• The dataset also includes 6,168 units for the Ather 450 and 4,140 units for the Ather Konarc. Across these entries and Rizta, Ather’s listed volumes totalled 30,121 units.

• Ampere Magnus secured sixth position with 10,532 units, growing 70.4% from 6,179 units a year earlier. It was the only model outside the top five to exceed 10,000 units.

• River Indie recorded 6,057 units, against 1,960 units in September 2025. This represented 209.0% growth, with volumes more than tripling year-on-year.

• Ampere Reo also posted a sharp increase, rising from 545 units to 2,047 units, up 275.6%. Meanwhile, Ampere Nexus grew 63.6% to 862 units. Together, Magnus, Reo and Nexus contributed 13,441 units.

• Honda QC1 recorded 1,464 units, compared with just two units in September 2025. This produced a mathematically large 73,100.0% YoY increase, although its absolute sales remained relatively modest.

• Honda Activa E registered 141 units, up from six units, translating into 2,250.0% growth. For both models, absolute volumes offer a more useful indication of scale than the headline growth percentages.

• Elsewhere, Bajaj Yulu Ver 3.0x doubled to 800 units, while Suzuki e-Access and Yamaha EC06 recorded 573 units and 493 units, respectively. Both Suzuki and Yamaha entries had a zero previous-year base in the supplied table.

TVS iQube leads with 45,320 units, followed by Bajaj Chetak at 42,394 and Hero Vida at 28,862 in September 2026.

Auto Punditz Take

September’s figures show strong growth across several established electric two-wheeler nameplates. TVS iQube led on volumes and absolute annual gains, while Bajaj Chetak remained its closest challenger. Hero Vida’s 88.3% growth made it another significant contributor to the increase in listed sales.

The top five entries accounted for 82.2% of the September 2026 volumes. Further down the rankings, River Indie and Ampere Magnus delivered meaningful gains, showing that growth extended beyond the leading three.