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Scooters play a significant role in India, which is the world’s largest market for motorcycles and scooters. As January 2025 begins, it’s time to take a look at the top-selling scooters in the country. The competition is fierce, and a scooter’s ranking reflects its popularity and sales success.
Overview of Scooter Sales in January 2025
In January 2025, the top ten scooters in India sold a combined total of 489,038 units. This shows a yearly growth rate of 9.69% and a monthly growth of 29.3% compared to previous months. The sales numbers indicate an increase of 43,190 units year-over-year and 110,827 units month-over-month.
Top-Selling Scooters
Here’s a closer look at the top-selling scooters during January 2025:
Honda Activa
- Units Sold: 166,739
- Market Share: 34.10%
- Year-over-Year Change: -4.04%
- Month-over-Month Change: +37.82%
TVS Jupiter
- Units Sold: 107,847
- Market Share: 22.05%
- Year-over-Year Change: +45.30%
- Month-over-Month Change: +21.63%
Suzuki Access 125
- Units Sold: 54,587
- Year-over-Year Change: -1.44%
- Month-over-Month Change: +4.61%
Suzuki Burgman Street 125
- Units Sold: 25,607
- Year-over-Year Change: +61.36%
- Month-over-Month Change: +25.29%
TVS iQube (Electric)
- Units Sold: 24,991
- Year-over-Year Change: +59.67%
- Month-over-Month Change: +24.94%
Honda Dio
- Units Sold: (specific number not provided)
- Year-over-Year Change: +0.92%
- Month-over-Month Change: +75.63%
Ola S1
- Units Sold: 24,336
- Year-over-Year Change: -24.94%
- Month-over-Month Change: +76.72%
TVS Ntorq 125
- Units Sold: 23,795
- Year-over-Year Change: -12.61%
- Month-over-Month Change: +58.83%
Bajaj Chetak
- Units Sold: 21,045
- Year-over-Year Change: +48.79%
- Month-over-Month Change: +0.12%
- Yamaha RayZR
- Units Sold: 15,209
- Year-over-Year Change: +26.25%
- Month-over-Month Change: +26.72%
Detailed Analysis of the Top Two Scooters
1. Honda Activa
The Honda Activa continues to dominate the scooter market in India. With 166,739 units sold in January, it holds a significant market share. Though it experienced a slight decline in sales compared to the previous year (down 4.04%), it showcases strong growth from the previous month.
2. TVS Jupiter
The TVS Jupiter has made impressive strides, securing the second position in sales. It sold 107,847 units, reflecting a substantial year-over-year growth of 45.30%. The Jupiter’s design and specifications cater well to Indian consumers, contributing to its increasing popularity.
Insights from Other Scooters
- Suzuki’s Dual Presence: Suzuki performed well with two models in the top four, where the Access 125 showed a slight decline in sales year-over-year but still remains a solid choice for consumers.
- Electric Scooters on the Rise: The TVS iQube led the electric scooter category, showing significant growth year-over-year and month-over-month. This indicates a rising trend towards electric vehicles in India.
- Ola’s Resilience: Despite a decline in year-over-year sales, Ola’s S1 scooter witnessed impressive month-over-month growth. This suggests positive consumer reception to the latest generation of scooters.
Conclusion
The scooter market in India reflects dynamic trends, with established brands like Honda and TVS competing intensely. Sales figures from January 2025 indicate growth across many models, especially in the electric segment, which is likely to shape the future of two-wheelers in the country. As consumers’ preferences continue to evolve, these sales trends will be crucial for manufacturers to understand and respond to in the coming months.