Archive · 1 Sep 2025
India Pushes Electric Motorcycles Before Incentive Program Ends
India wants more electric motorcycles!
They're trying to get companies to make them quickly.
Right now, the government gives money to people who buy electric two-wheelers, but that money runs out soon.
Motorcycles are a big deal in India, but not many electric ones are available yet.
Policymakers are talking to companies about how to make more electric motorcycles, since it is a large vehicle segment in India.
Some companies already make them, but the big ones haven't joined in yet.
Making electric motorcycles is tricky because they need big batteries, which makes them cost more.
The government is trying to help, but it's a challenge!
India is focusing on increasing electric motorcycle production before incentives end in seven months.
Niti Aayog is holding discussions to boost e-motorcycle production.
Motorcycles are the largest vehicle segment in India, offering a key opportunity.
Over 1.14 million electric two-wheelers were sold in FY25, largely scooters.
Few companies currently manufacture e-motorcycles in India, with larger manufacturers still considering entry.
- Who
- Indian policymakers and manufacturers.
- What
- Pushing for increased production of electric motorcycles.
- When
- Before the end of March, when government incentives for electric two-wheelers end.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To boost electric mobility adoption, especially in the motorcycle segment.
- EV Sales FY25
- Over 1.14 million
- Incentive Scheme
- PM E-DRIVE Scheme
- Scheme Budget
- ₹10,900 crore
- Motorcycle Market Share
- India's largest vehicle segment
- E-Motorcycle Manufacturers
- Revolt Motors, Matter Motors, Ultraviolette, Ola Electric