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New Electric Motorcycle Spied Testing In IndiaWith its heavy-duty frame, the mystery bike appears capable of carrying not just passengers, but substantial loads as well
India’s electric two-wheeler segment has been witnessing rapid growth, with new brands and products continually eying for a share of the pie. Recent spy shots reveal a new electric motorcycle that could be positioned as a commuter bike. It could also cater to the B2C segment, given the bike’s extra-thick frame tubing and cargo-friendly features. Let’s dive deeper to explore what this mystery electric motorcycle is all about.
Styling and features
A retro theme is evident with the circular headlamp and rear-view mirrors. While the bike looks largely utilitarian, it gets some features that are normally seen with ADV bikes. For example, the bike has a raised front beak and dual-purpose tyres. Such features could be useful when negotiating rough patches and unpaved roads.
It is possible that the bike could also be targeted at rural markets, where users often need to carry multiple passengers and heavy loads. The extra-long seat can be especially useful for family-oriented commuting. Stretching almost the entire length of the bike, the long seat can also accommodate a wide variety of cargo or luggage items.
Bajaj Freedom CNG bike also has a long seat, but this one seems to be even longer and wider. One can also notice a robust luggage rack at the rear. The thickness of the metal tubing is significantly more than that of popular commuter bikes such as Hero Splendor Plus and Honda Shine 100. The frame tubing is even thicker, especially in the central section.
New Electric Motorcycle Spied Testing In India
Such thick tubing is necessary, as the bike is equipped with a large battery pack. The thick tubing will also allow the bike to support heavy loading, in terms of both passengers and cargo. Pillion riders can expect added comfort with the oversized footrests. These also enhance the bike’s load-carrying capacity.
Performance, range
Technical specifications are not available and the bike does not even have any branding elements. However, looking at the massive battery pack, it is possible that this mystery bike could be looking to offer a best-in-class range. Assuming it is using a lithium-ion battery pack, the range could be around 150-200 km. As the bike is likely to be positioned as a commuter motorcycle, its top speed could be capped at around 80 kmph.
With the heavyset frame and large battery pack, this mystery bike will be heavier than the usual commuter bikes. It may have a torque-focused power delivery rather than prioritizing speed and fast acceleration. The bike can be seen with a mid-mounted motor, connected to a chain drive transmission. This will allow easy maintenance and repairs, even at local shops.
This mystery bike has standard telescopic forks at front and dual rear shock absorbers. Alloys appear to be 17-inches at both ends, wrapped in dual-purpose tyres. The bike has disc brakes at both ends, with CBS for enhanced braking. Tech kit includes a rectangular digital screen, likely an LCD display. A USB charging port could also be part of the package. Being a commuter, this mystery bike may not have connectivity features.
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Top 10 Motorcycles FY25
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In 2nd place, we have Honda’s Shine with 18,91,399 units sold in FY25. While the sales are not as much as Splendor, Shine has registered a 27.54% YoY growth gaining 4,08,442 units in volume, which is almost double the volume gain registered by Splendor. Shine also accounted for 19.03% of the total sales within the Top 10 Motorcycles list.
Top 10 Motorcycles FY25
In 3rd place, we have Bajaj’s Pulsar lineup with a total of 13,25,816 units sold in FY25. Pulsar was the first motorcycle on this list to register a YoY decline of 6.04%, losing 85,158 units along the way as the company sold 14,10,974 units in FY24. Bajaj Pulsar accounted for 13.34% of the total sales of this list.
In 4th place, we have HF Deluxe from Hero MotoCorp. Just like the Pulsar, HF Deluxe also registered a YoY decline of 6.10% as the 9,71,119 units sold in FY25 were not enough to outperform the 10,34,178 units sold in FY24. The volume lost YoY by Hero HF Deluxe was 63,059 units YoY.
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TVS Apache’s and Bajaj Platina’s sales fell close to each other at 4,46,218 units and 4,38,740 units respectively. While the Apache lineup registered an 18.02% YoY growth over the 3,78,072 units from FY24 with 68,146 units volume growth, Platina witnessed a de-growth of 12.69% over the 5,02,486 units sold in FY24, losing 63,746 units in volume.
7th and 8th place were held by TVS Raider 125 and Royal Enfield Classic 350 as they sold 3,99,819 units with 16.43% YoY decline and 3,50,732 units with 8.80% YoY growth respectively. Hero Xtreme 125R and Honda CB Unicorn took 9th and 10th place on this list with 2,83,021 units and 3,35,115 units respectively. Xtreme 125R saw 1,724.29% YoY growth, while CB Unicorn’s growth was at 41.46% YoY. More

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The total of the sales of top 10 best-selling scooters in FY25 amounts to 60,98,326 units. These 10 best-selling scooters in India are doing very well, registering 19.19% YoY growth when compared to the 51,16,371 units sold in FY24. This resulted in a volume growth of 9,81,955 units YoY. All 10 of these scooters registered YoY growth in FY24 when compared to FY24.
Top 10 Scooters FY25
At the top of this list is Honda Activa which clocked 25,20,520 units in FY25 as opposed to the 22,54,537 units sold in FY24. This resulted in an 11.80% YoY growth yielding a volume growth of 2,65,983 units. It has to be noted that Honda’s Activa range alone accounts for 41.33% of the total sales within the Top 10 Scooters FY25 sales charts.
In 2nd place, we have TVS Jupiter range of scooters that held 18.16% of the total sales within this list. Jupiter has been climbing the ladder of success and registered 31.06% YoY growth when compared to the 8,44,863 units sold last year. This resulted in a 2,62,422 units volume growth YoY.
Top 10 Scooters FY25
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19.19% overall YoY growth for Top 10 sellers
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In 9th place, we have Suzuki Burgman with 2,29,019 units which registered a 27.10% YoY growth in FY25. This was followed by Yamaha RayZR with 1,79,139 units and a sizeable 21.79% YoY growth and Hero Pleasure with 1,46,633 units with a marginal 3.55% YoY growth as opposed to numbers from FY24. More