Top 10 Best-Selling Electric Two-Wheeler Brands In India (July 2022) - Hero Electric Pips Okinawa To Top Spot

Previous favourites like Ola Electric continued their freefall down the list with the marque falling to fifth in the sales charts. Another big name falling down the charts was Ather Energy with the Bangalore-based marque dropping down to 8th in the sales charts.

Let's take a look at the top 10 best-selling electric two-wheeler manufacturers in India in July 2022...

Rank	Model	July-22	July-21	Growth (%)
1	Hero Electric	8,953	4,223	112.01
2	Okinawa	8,093	2,580	213.68
3	Ampere	6,313	657	860.88
4	TVS	4,258	648	557.10
5	Ola Electric	3,859	0	-
6	Bajaj	2,433	728	234.20
7	Revolt	2,317	317	630.91
8	Ather	1,286	1,799	-28.52
9	Benling	1,167	473	146.72
10	Okaya	1,076	0	-

1) Hero Electric - 8,953 Units

Hero Electric claimed the top spot on the electric two-wheeler manufacturers chart selling a total of 8,953 units in July 2022. Hero Electric grew by 112 per cent (4,730 units) Year-over-Year compared to July 2021 when it sold just 4,223 units. Month-over-Month metrics were also in the black rising by 37.65 per cent (2,449 units) compared to June 2022's 6,504 units.

2) Okinawa Autotech - 8,093 Units

Okinawa Autotech came in second on the July sales charts with the Gurugram-based electric two-wheeler marque selling 8,093 units last month. Okinawa's sales grew 213.68 per cent (5,513 units) Y-o-Y compared to the 2,580 units sold in July 2021. M-o-M sales for Okinawa grew by 15.88 per cent (1,109 units) compared to June 2022's 6,984 units.

3) Ampere EV - 6,313 Units

Ampere EV by Greaves Electric took the third spot on this list with the Coimbatore-based electric two-wheeler manufacturer selling 6,313 units in July 2022. Ampere's Y-o-Y growth is the highest in this list in terms of both units and percentage points with sales rising by 860.88 per cent or 5,656 units compared to July 2021's 657 units. M-o-M sales numbers though were in the red dropping by 228 units (3.49 per cent) compared to June's 6,541 units.

4) TVS - 4,258 Units

TVS continues its surge up the electric two-wheeler charts with the new iQube lineup. TVS sold 4,258 electric scooters in July 2022, a Y-o-Y increase of 557 per cent (3,610 units) compared to July 2021's 648 units. M-o-M sales were also up by 118.81 per cent (2,312 units) compared to June's 1,946 units.

5) Ola Electric - 3,859 Units

Ola Electric slipped down once again in July 2022 selling just 3,859. Ola Electric's M-o-M sales numbers dropped by 34.5 per cent (2,033 units) compared to the 5,892 electric scooters sold in June 2022. Hopefully, the upcoming Move OS3 update, due by Diwali, will help Ola return back to form.

The Other 5

In the sixth spot on the list was Bajaj, with the Pune-based two-wheeler manufacturer selling 2,433 units last month. Bajaj's Y-o-Y numbers were up by 234.20 per cent (1,705 units) compared to July 2021's 728 units, while M-o-M figures rose by 635 units (35.32 per cent) compared to June 2022's 1,798 units.

Electric motorcycle manufacturer Revolt sold 2,317 units last month. Revolt's Y-o-Y numbers were up by 2,000 units (630.91 per cent) compared to July 2021's 317 units while M-o-M metrics were down by 4.41 per cent (107 units) compared to the 2,424 electric motorcycles sold in June 2022.

Ather dropped to the 8th spot on this list, with the Bangalore-based electric scooter manufacturer selling 1,286 units last month. Ather's July numbers were down 28.52 per cent (513 units) Y-o-Y compared to July 2021's 1,799 units. M-o-M metrics were further in the red, dropping by 66.42 per cent (2,544 units) compared to June's 3,830 units.

Benling and Okaya complete the list in 9th and 10th respectively. Benling sold 1,167 units in July while Okaya sold 1,076 units last month. Both companies showed positive growth.

Thoughts About The Top 10 Electric Two-Wheeler Manufacturers From July

The electric two-wheeler market continues to grow and while seeing Hero Electric back at the top sure brings back smiles, the fall of both Ola and Ather is quite worrying and is something we hope reverses soon.