Yamaha, Ather, Bajaj to Enter India’s Electric Two-Wheeler Market in 2026The electric two-wheeler segment in India continues to expand rapidly, with rising demand encouraging manufacturers to introduce new products across multiple price points. In the coming years, major players such as Yamaha, Bajaj Auto, and Ather Energy are gearing up to strengthen their electric portfolios with fresh launches.Bajaj Auto Working on Next-Gen Chetak EV — Updated Design, Familiar Battery SetupBajaj Auto is currently developing the next-generation Chetak electric scooter , which is expected to debut in 2026 . The existing Chetak remains one of the best-selling electric scooters in India , frequently topping monthly sales charts.Test mules of the new-gen Chetak have already been spotted, revealing several design updates such as a new tail lamp, rear tire hugger, flatter seat, and revised switchgear console . While Bajaj has not disclosed powertrain details yet, the upcoming model is expected to retain the 3.5 kWh battery pack , offering a claimed range of around 150 km on a single charge.Read More: Next Gen Bajaj Chetak Spied — Design, Features, and What to ExpectAther Energy to Launch New Models on EL Platform — Advanced EV Architecture UnveiledAther Energy is also preparing an aggressive product rollout. In August 2025 , the company unveiled its EL platform , a next-generation EV architecture that will underpin multiple upcoming scooters.Key highlights of the EL platform include an Advanced Electronic Braking System (AEBS) and a new Charge Drive Controller with an integrated onboard charger . Ather also showcased the EL01 Concept , positioned as a family-oriented electric scooter . The first production model based on the EL platform is expected to go on sale around the festive season of 2026 .Read More: Ather EL Platform Based Electric Scooter Patented in IndiaYamaha Electric Scooters: Aerox-E and EC-06 — Launch Scheduled for Early 2026Yamaha is set to make its official entry into the Indian electric two-wheeler space with the launch of two new electric scooters in Q1 2026 .Yamaha Aerox-EThe Yamaha Aerox-E is the electric version of the popular ICE Aerox and carries forward a familiar sporty design language . It is powered by a 3 kWh battery pack paired with a 9.4 kW electric motor , producing 48 Nm of peak torque . Yamaha claims a range of 106 km per charge .The Aerox-E features three riding modes – Eco, Standard, and Power , along with a dedicated reverse mode , enhancing urban usability.Yamaha EC-06The Yamaha EC-06 is based on a production model sourced from River and is aimed at a broader customer base . It comes equipped with a 4 kWh fixed battery pack , delivering a claimed range of 160 km on a single charge.The e-scooter is driven by a 4.5 kW electric motor , tuned to generate a peak power output of 6.7 kW , making it suitable for daily commuting and practical use cases.Electric Scooter Market Set for Major GrowthWith Yamaha’s EV debut , a new-generation Bajaj Chetak , and Ather’s EL-based models , the Indian electric two-wheeler market is set for a significant transformation by 2026 . These upcoming launches are expected to intensify competition while offering consumers more advanced, efficient, and feature-rich electric scooters.