New Delhi, July 22, 2026: India’s scooter market continued its strong growth trajectory in June 2026, with traditional petrol-powered models maintaining their dominance while electric scooters posted some of the fastest growth rates in the segment.
According to industry sales data, the country’s top 10 scooters collectively recorded 636,315 unit sales during June 2026, representing a significant 38% year-on-year increase compared to the same month last year.
The latest numbers highlight both the enduring popularity of established family scooters and the accelerating adoption of electric mobility across India.
Honda Activa Remains India’s Favorite Scooter
Honda Activa once again secured the top position in the scooter segment, extending a leadership streak that has lasted for years.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleThe scooter recorded sales of 218,932 units during June 2026, registering a healthy 19% annual growth.
Activa alone accounted for more than one-third of total sales among the top 10 scooters, underlining its continued appeal among families, commuters, women riders, senior citizens, and first-time buyers.
Industry experts attribute Activa’s success to its strong reliability, widespread service network, fuel efficiency, and high resale value.
TVS Jupiter Holds Strong at Number Two
TVS Jupiter maintained its position as India’s second-best-selling scooter.
The model registered sales of 136,805 units, reflecting a robust 27% year-on-year increase.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleIts comfortable ride quality, practical features, and family-oriented design continue to make it one of the most preferred scooters in the country.
Suzuki Access Continues Premium Segment Success
Suzuki Access retained third place on the sales chart.
The premium family scooter sold 63,121 units during June 2026, posting an impressive 22% annual growth.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleAccess remains popular among buyers looking for refined performance, comfort, and fuel efficiency.
Electric Scooters Emerge as Major Growth Drivers
While petrol scooters continue to dominate total volumes, electric scooters were among the fastest-growing models in the market.
TVS iQube Delivers Breakthrough Performance
TVS iQube emerged as one of the biggest success stories of June 2026.
The electric scooter recorded sales of 47,331 units, achieving an extraordinary 232% year-on-year growth.
The strong performance reflects increasing consumer confidence in electric mobility and expanding charging infrastructure across major cities.
Bajaj Chetak Continues EV Expansion
Bajaj Auto’s Chetak electric scooter maintained its strong growth momentum.
The company sold 40,376 units during June, representing a remarkable 126% increase compared to the same period last year.
The Chetak’s combination of retro-inspired design, premium build quality, and growing dealership presence has helped strengthen its position in India’s EV market.
Ather Rizta Gains Rapid Popularity
Ather Energy’s family-focused Rizta scooter continued to attract buyers across urban and suburban markets.
The model achieved sales of 24,742 units, delivering an impressive 97% annual growth.
The Rizta’s focus on practicality, storage space, and family-friendly features has helped it establish a strong presence in a highly competitive segment.
Youth-Focused Scooters Continue Strong Demand
TVS Ntorq Maintains Popularity
Known for its sporty design and performance-oriented character, TVS Ntorq remained a favorite among younger riders.
The scooter recorded sales of 37,762 units, representing a solid 65% year-on-year growth.
Yamaha RayZR Registers Strong Growth
Yamaha’s lightweight and sporty RayZR scooter posted sales of 22,782 units during June.
The model delivered an impressive 60% annual increase, benefiting from its youthful styling and fuel-efficient engine.
Premium and Family Scooters Stay Competitive
Suzuki Burgman Strengthens Position
The Suzuki Burgman, known for its maxi-scooter styling and premium riding experience, sold 22,454 units in June 2026.
The scooter recorded a healthy 43% year-on-year growth, reflecting increasing demand for premium commuter scooters.
Hero Destini 125 Returns to Top 10
Hero MotoCorp’s Destini 125 secured the final spot in the top 10 rankings.
The scooter registered sales of 22,010 units, posting a 9% annual growth.
Its practical features and affordable ownership costs continue to attract family-oriented buyers.
Top 10 Best-Selling Scooters in India – June 2026
| Rank | Scooter Model | Sales (June 2026) | YoY Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Honda Activa | 218,932 | 19% |
| 2 | TVS Jupiter | 136,805 | 27% |
| 3 | Suzuki Access | 63,121 | 22% |
| 4 | TVS iQube | 47,331 | 232% |
| 5 | Bajaj Chetak | 40,376 | 126% |
| 6 | TVS Ntorq | 37,762 | 65% |
| 7 | Ather Rizta | 24,742 | 97% |
| 8 | Yamaha RayZR | 22,782 | 60% |
| 9 | Suzuki Burgman | 22,454 | 43% |
| 10 | Hero Destini 125 | 22,010 | 9% |
What the Numbers Reveal
The June 2026 sales figures highlight two major trends shaping India’s scooter market:
1. Honda Activa Remains Unchallenged
Despite increasing competition, Honda Activa continues to dominate the market with a significant lead over rivals.
2. Electric Scooters Are Growing Rapidly
TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, and Ather Rizta collectively demonstrate that electric scooters are becoming mainstream choices for Indian consumers.
3. Family Scooters Continue to Drive Volume
Models such as Jupiter, Access, and Destini remain popular because of their practicality, affordability, and ease of ownership.
Outlook for the Coming Months
Industry analysts expect scooter demand to remain strong through the festive season, supported by improving consumer sentiment, attractive financing options, and continued growth in electric mobility.
While petrol-powered scooters are likely to retain the majority share of the market in the near term, the rapid growth of electric models suggests that competition in India’s two-wheeler industry will become even more intense over the next few years.
