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Go Green Go Electric: Top 5 Two Wheeler EV Startups In India

Two-wheelers have a huge market in Asian countries and specifically in India. The growth of EVs has been really helpful in being able to convert traditional fuel two-wheelers to sustainable and green mobility. Statistica shares that in India, electric two-wheelers surpassed electric four-wheeled passenger cars in terms of market share in 2022. Infact another report states that the electric two-wheeler market in India has witnessed remarkable growth surging from 2,000 vehicles annually in 2013 to over 600,000 in 2022.  Promising EV startups are at the heart of this change and here are the Top 5 Two Wheeler EV Startups bringing about the much-needed change in India.


Ola Electric – Transforming Mobility

Ola Electric, a prominent EV brand, aims to make two-wheeler EVs accessible to a broader audience. With Ola S1 and S1 Pro models boasting a top speed of 95 kmph and a recharge time of 4.5 hours, they cover 121 km and 181 km per charge, respectively. Packed with advanced features like a high-performance battery and regenerative braking, these sleek scooters offer a compelling alternative to traditional vehicles. In May 2023, Ola Electric achieved remarkable sales of over 35,000 electric scooters, experiencing a YoY growth of 303%.

Ather Energy  – Redefining Commuting

Ather Energy, an Indian startup, has gained acclaim for its cutting-edge electric scooters. Ather 450X and Ather 450 Plus models, launched in 2013, impress with features like a touchscreen dashboard and fast charging capabilities. With a top speed of 80 kmph and a 1-hour battery charge, Ather 450 covers 75 km per charge. The Ather 450X goes further, offering a top speed of 90 kmph, 4.5-hour charging, and a range of 90 km per charge. Both scooters provide a smooth and agile ride, making them ideal for urban environments. Ather Energy’s offerings resulted in sales of 11,754 units in March 2023, with a YoY growth of 353%.


Revamp Moto – Redefining Electric Mobility By Embracing Adaptability

Revamp Moto, is a “Make In India” 2-wheeler EV manufacturing company that is bringing ease to micro-entrepreneurs through its modular utility platform. Designed with a vision of ‘Built To Adapt’ solutions, these vehicles cater to specific target groups like microentrepreneurs, delivery riders, and gig workers, enabling them to operate without a license or registration due to their low-speed capabilities. Currently, Revamp Moto offers two distinct models. The RM Mitra features a compact battery pack and domestically engineered modular utility platform with swappable attachments for diverse high-payload use cases, ensuring continuous efficiency. The other model, RM Buddie 25, is tailored for Indian riders, offering cost-effective shared mobility and last-mile haulage solutions with swappable attachments and a maximum speed of 25 kmph, providing a remarkable range of 70 km per charge using a portable battery. It stands as one of the most versatile electric vehicles on the market.


Okinawa – Leading the Eco-Friendly Revolution

Okinawa Scooters, a renowned electric scooter manufacturer in India, is on a mission to transform the way people travel by offering eco-friendly and efficient mobility solutions. With a diverse range of high-performance electric scooters, Okinawa caters to the needs of urban commuters and environmentally-conscious individuals, contributing to a cleaner and greener future for India. The brand’s commitment to sustainability, cutting-edge technology, and stylish designs have made it a popular choice among electric scooter enthusiasts nationwide.


Brisk-EV’s Origin and Origin Pro – Raising the Bar for EVs

Brisk EV, an upcoming player in the EV market, is gaining traction with its locally developed electric scooters. Emphasizing efficiency, reliability, and safety, Brisk EV is truly setting a new standard for EV range in India, offering an impressive 333 km on a single charge. Its two models, Origin and Origin Pro, promise exceptional performance and innovative features.

Source: PR Agency

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