The Indian electric two-wheeler market is entering a phase of rapid innovation. From budget commuters with removable batteries to high-performance scooters capable of highway speeds, 2025 will see a new wave of EVs hit the roads.
- 1. Ola S1 Z — Budget EV with Removable Batteries
- 2. Ultraviolette Tesseract — Premium Tech and Performance
- 3. Suzuki e-Access — Reliability with LFP Battery Tech
- 4. VinFast Klara S — Global EV Player Enters India
- 5. Hero Vida VX2 — Affordable City Commuter
- EV Market Context: Why These Launches Matter
- Final Word
Government incentives, better charging infrastructure, and evolving battery technology are making electric scooters more practical and affordable than ever.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the five most anticipated electric scooters launching in 2025 — with verified names, expected specifications, and market positioning.
1. Ola S1 Z — Budget EV with Removable Batteries
Expected Launch: Around Diwali 2025
Expected Price: ₹59,999 (single battery) – ₹64,999+ (dual battery)
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Range: 75 km (single pack), 146 km IDC (dual pack)
Motor: ~2.9–3.0 kW hub motor
Top Speed: ~70 km/h
Battery Type: Removable 1.5 kWh Li-ion modules
Ola Electric’s S1 Z is designed for urban riders who need flexibility. The removable battery packs allow charging at home or in an office, solving a major pain point for apartment dwellers. The dual-battery variant is aimed at delivery riders and those who travel longer daily distances.
Why it matters: Ola is targeting the price-sensitive segment while introducing convenience features that could appeal to both personal and B2B buyers.
2. Ultraviolette Tesseract — Premium Tech and Performance
Expected Launch: Late 2025
Expected Price: ~₹1.20 lakh for base variant
Range:
3.5 kWh pack: ~160 km
5kWh pack: ~220 km
6 kWh pack: ~260 km
Motor Power: Up to ~20 HP (~15 kW)
Top Speed: ~125 km/h
Battery Warranty: OEM claim — up to 2 lakh km or 8 years
Tech Features: GPS navigation, dash cameras, ABS, large display, spacious boot
Ultraviolette’s Tesseract is positioned as a high-performance electric scooter with motorcycle-level specs. With highway-capable speeds and long ranges, it’s built for riders who want both practicality and thrill.
Why it matters: This scooter shows how EVs can match — or even surpass — petrol counterparts in performance while adding modern smart features.
3. Suzuki e-Access — Reliability with LFP Battery Tech
Expected Launch: Mid-2025
Expected Price: ₹1.10 lakh – ₹1.20 lakh
Range: ~95 km IDC
Motor: 4.1 kW mid-drive motor
Top Speed: ~75 km/h
Battery Type: 3.07 kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
Key Features: Fast charging, cruise control, mobile app connectivity, digital instrument cluster
The e-Access is Suzuki’s electric version of its hugely popular Access scooter. By choosing LFP battery chemistry, Suzuki offers longer battery life, improved safety, and consistent performance even in Indian summer conditions.
Why it matters: Backed by Suzuki’s nationwide dealer network, the e-Access will appeal to riders seeking a low-risk, well-tested electric option.
4. VinFast Klara S — Global EV Player Enters India
Expected Launch: Late 2025 / early 2026
Expected Price: ₹1.20 lakh – ₹1.36 lakh
Range: ~197 km (claimed; varies by test standard)
Motor: BLDC (Bosch-sourced in some markets)
Battery Type: LG LiFePO₄ cells, removable & swappable
Build: Metal body for enhanced durability
Vietnamese EV manufacturer VinFast is set to introduce the Klara S to the Indian market. With a metal body and removable batteries compatible with swapping stations, the Klara S is designed for durability and convenience.
Why it matters: VinFast’s experience in EV manufacturing, including electric cars, could give it a competitive edge in quality and battery technology.
5. Hero Vida VX2 — Affordable City Commuter
Launch Status: Available in select markets in 2025, nationwide expansion expected
Price Range: ₹70,000 – ₹1.05 lakh
Positioning: Entry-level, easy-to-ride electric scooter
Range & Charging: Practical for short city commutes; designed with fast and home charging options
Design: Compact, comfortable ergonomics, lightweight for easy handling
The Hero Vida VX2 is aimed squarely at budget-conscious urban commuters. Its design prioritises rider comfort, while the pricing makes it an accessible entry point into EV ownership.
Why it matters: Hero MotoCorp’s service reach and brand trust make the VX2 a strong contender in the high-volume commuter segment.
EV Market Context: Why These Launches Matter
India’s EV two-wheeler market is projected to grow at over 30% CAGR through 2030, with two-wheelers forming the bulk of EV sales.Key market trends influencing these launches include:
Battery technology shift from NMC to LFP for better safety and longevity
Removable and swappable battery systems gaining traction for convenience and fleet applications
Increased range and performance to match petrol scooters
Established OEMs re-entering EV space to compete with startups
With government incentives under schemes like FAME-II, and rising fuel prices, the adoption of electric scooters is set to accelerate — making 2025 a crucial year for both buyers and manufacturers.
Final Word
Whether you’re a budget-focused commuter, a tech-savvy performance enthusiast, or a buyer who values long-term reliability, 2025’s upcoming electric scooter lineup offers something for everyone.
Ola S1 Z brings affordability and battery flexibility.
Ultraviolette Tesseract shows what premium EV performance can be.
Suzuki e-Access pairs reliability with modern battery chemistry.
VinFast Klara S brings global build quality and swapping options.
Hero Vida VX2 makes EV commuting accessible to the masses.
