These Models Dominate the Indian Market -Top 10 Best-Selling Scooters in May 2025
The Indian scooter market continues to flourish, with strong demand driven by fuel efficiency, urban mobility needs, and now, a rising interest in electric vehicles. May 2025 witnessed a surge in sales, as traditional favorites held their ground and electric scooters made remarkable progress. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the top 10 best-selling scooters in May 2025 that dominated the market.
1. Honda Activa – The Undisputed Leader
- Units Sold: 2,75,000+
- Price Range: ₹76,000 – ₹84,000 (ex-showroom)
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Why It Leads:
The Activa remains India’s highest-selling scooter for yet another month. Known for its reliability, fuel economy, and wide service network, it’s the go-to choice for both new and experienced riders.
2. TVS Jupiter – Mileage Meets Comfort
- Units Sold: 90,000+
- Price Range: ₹75,000 – ₹90,000
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Standout Features:
Comfortable ride quality, excellent mileage, strong after-sales service, and a host of smart features make Jupiter the second-best seller.
3. Suzuki Access 125 – Powerful and Practical
- Units Sold: 75,000+
- Price Range: ₹83,000 – ₹93,000
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Top Highlights:
With a refined 125cc engine and a lightweight chassis, Access 125 is ideal for daily city commutes and short-distance rides.
4. Ola S1 Pro – Electric Disruptor
- Units Sold: 50,000+
- Price Range: ₹1.30 lakh onwards
- Fuel Type: Electric
Why Trending:
The Ola S1 Pro boasts fast charging, AI-powered dashboard, voice commands, and a strong brand presence in the EV segment.
5. TVS iQube – Balanced Electric Scooter
- Units Sold: 42,000+
- Price Range: ₹1.17 lakh onwards
- Fuel Type: Electric
Best For:
Urban riders seeking reliability and range. Government subsidies and an expanding charging network have helped boost iQube’s popularity.
6. Bajaj Chetak – Retro Looks, Electric Heart
- Units Sold: 30,000+
- Price Range: ₹1.20 lakh onwards
- Fuel Type: Electric
Why People Love It:
Classic design meets modern tech. Chetak is built like a tank and offers great ride quality with low maintenance costs.
7. Yamaha Ray ZR 125 – Style Meets Performance
- Units Sold: 28,000+
- Price Range: ₹84,000 – ₹95,000
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Key Points:
Youth-centric styling, lightweight frame, and features like Smart Motor Generator (SMG) and digital console boost its appeal.
8. Hero Destini 125 XTEC – Smart and Affordable
- Units Sold: 25,000+
- Price Range: ₹81,000 – ₹88,000
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Top Features:
Bluetooth connectivity, USB charging port, and a semi-digital meter console make this scooter feature-packed at a reasonable price.
9. Ather 450X – Premium Electric Experience
- Units Sold: 20,000+
- Price Range: ₹1.45 lakh onwards
- Fuel Type: Electric
What Stands Out:
Futuristic design, high performance, smart dashboard, and one of the fastest-charging EVs in its category.
10. Hero Xoom 110 – Stylish Entry-Level Choice
- Units Sold: 18,000+
- Price Range: ₹74,000 – ₹82,000
- Fuel Type: Petrol
Why It’s Popular:
Sleek design, digital instrument cluster, and zippy ride performance make the Xoom an appealing pick for the younger crowd.
Market Insights: Scooter Sales Trend – May 2025
| Rank | Scooter Model | Units Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Honda Activa | 2,75,000+ |
| 2 | TVS Jupiter | 90,000+ |
| 3 | Suzuki Access 125 | 75,000+ |
| 4 | Ola S1 Pro | 50,000+ |
| 5 | TVS iQube | 42,000+ |
| 6 | Bajaj Chetak | 30,000+ |
| 7 | Yamaha Ray ZR 125 | 28,000+ |
| 8 | Hero Destini 125 XTEC | 25,000+ |
| 9 | Ather 450X | 20,000+ |
| 10 | Hero Xoom 110 | 18,000+ |
Electric Scooters Gaining Momentum
Electric scooters accounted for 4 out of 10 spots in the top sellers’ list – a significant leap from the previous year. The combination of rising fuel prices, environmental awareness, and government incentives is accelerating this transition.
Final Thoughts
Whether you prefer the trust of petrol scooters like Activa, Jupiter, or Access, or are eyeing the futuristic and cost-saving benefits of electric options like Ola, iQube, or Ather, May 2025 shows that Indian consumers are now more diverse in their two-wheeler preferences than ever.
