Bike Guide
The best-selling scooters in India offer a practical combination of comfort, mileage, storage, performance and easy handling. Honda Activa, TVS Jupiter and Suzuki Access dominate the petrol-scooter segment, while TVS iQube and Bajaj Chetak are among the highest-selling electric scooters. Sporty options such as TVS Ntorq, Honda Dio and Yamaha RayZR also remain popular with younger riders.
Models
Hero Splendor PlusHero₹ 76.18 k - 78.71 kView Details
Hero Xtreme 125RHero₹ 90.8 k - 1.07 LView Details
Bajaj Pulsar 150Bajaj₹ 1.11 L - 1.18 LView Details
Bajaj Pulsar NS200Bajaj₹ 1.38 L - 1.48 LView Details
Bajaj Pulsar N160Bajaj₹ 1.17 L - 1.29 LView Details
Royal Enfield Hunter 350Royal Enfield₹ 1.57 L - 1.91 LView Details
Honda UnicornHonda₹ 1.14 LView DetailsNews
The Indian scooter market is no longer limited to conventional petrol-powered family scooters. Buyers can now choose from fuel-efficient 110cc models, powerful 125cc scooters and electric scooters offering connected technology and lower everyday running costs.
Petrol scooters remain popular because they can be refuelled quickly and used for unpredictable journeys. Electric scooters are gaining demand among customers who have a fixed daily commute and reliable home-charging access.
The Honda Activa is India’s highest-selling scooter family. The Activa 110 uses a 109.51cc engine, while the Activa 125 offers stronger performance and additional premium features.
Selected variants offer a TFT display, Honda RoadSync, navigation, USB-C charging, idling-stop technology and H-Smart key functionality.
The Honda Activa is recommended for customers who want a familiar, dependable and easy-to-use family scooter. The Activa 110 is sufficient for regular city commuting, while the Activa 125 is better for buyers who frequently carry a pillion.
The TVS Jupiter 110 uses a 113.3cc engine producing up to 9.8 Nm with assist. The Jupiter range focuses on comfort, storage and everyday convenience.
Depending on the variant, buyers can get 33-litre under-seat storage, a front fuel-filling system, digital instrumentation, Bluetooth connectivity, navigation and front disc brakes.
The TVS Jupiter is one of the most complete family scooters in India. It is particularly suitable for customers who prioritise seat comfort, storage and convenience.
The Suzuki Access 125 uses a 124cc fuel-injected engine producing 6.2kW and 10.2 Nm. It also offers 24.4 litres of under-seat storage.
Higher variants provide a TFT display, Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation and single-channel ABS.
The Access 125 is one of the best all-round scooters for buyers who need more power than a 110cc model without sacrificing comfort or practicality.
The TVS iQube is offered with multiple battery options. Depending on the variant, officially listed IDC range extends from approximately 94 km to 212 km. Top speed ranges from 75 km/h to 82 km/h.
The iQube is one of the most versatile electric scooters because customers can select the battery according to their daily travelling distance and budget.
The TVS Ntorq 125 is powered by a 124.8cc engine. The Race XP version produces up to 11.5 Nm and offers sporty performance, aggressive styling and connected features.
The Ntorq 125 is recommended for customers who prioritise performance, technology and sporty styling over maximum fuel economy.
The Bajaj Chetak electric range includes multiple battery and feature configurations. For reference, the Chetak C3501 uses a 3.5kWh battery and offers a claimed range of up to 153 km with a top speed of 80 km/h.
The Chetak is ideal for buyers who want an electric scooter with premium design, solid construction and established-brand support.
The Suzuki Burgman Street uses a 124cc fuel-injected engine. Its maxi-scooter-inspired body provides a spacious riding position and distinctive road presence.
The Burgman Street is recommended for customers who prioritise comfort, styling and a relaxed riding posture over compact dimensions.
The Hero Destini 125 uses a 124.6cc fuel-injected engine producing 9 bhp and 10.4 Nm. It offers a 770mm seat height, telescopic front suspension and a 5.3-litre fuel tank.
The Hero Destini 125 is a practical family scooter for buyers seeking comfort, manageable performance and accessible service support.
The Honda Dio family includes 110cc and 125cc versions. The Honda Dio 110 focuses on lightweight urban riding, while the Honda Dio 125 offers stronger performance and premium features.
Selected variants provide a TFT display, USB-C charging, Honda RoadSync and H-Smart technology.
The Honda Dio is suitable for young buyers who want Activa-like refinement with a more aggressive and colourful appearance.
The Yamaha RayZR 125 FI Hybrid uses a 125cc fuel-injected engine producing 8.2 PS and up to 10.3 Nm. Hybrid power assist supports initial acceleration and performance under load.
The RayZR 125 is recommended for riders who want a light, stylish and fuel-conscious scooter with strong city manoeuvrability.
| Factor | Petrol Scooter | Electric Scooter |
|---|---|---|
| Refuelling/charging | Refuels within minutes | Requires several hours to charge |
| Running expense | Comparatively higher | Generally lower |
| Long-distance use | More convenient | Depends on battery range |
| Maintenance | Regular engine servicing | Fewer mechanical components |
| Initial price | Usually more affordable | Can be comparatively higher |
| Performance | Familiar and consistent | Smooth with instant torque |
| Best suited for | Flexible daily usage | Predictable city commuting |
Scooters use automatic CVT transmissions, making them easier to ride in congested city traffic.
Under-seat storage, front pockets and flat floorboards make scooters suitable for shopping, office bags and everyday errands.
Most family scooters provide upright ergonomics and enough seat space for a rider and pillion.
Brands such as Honda, TVS, Hero, Suzuki and Bajaj have extensive dealership and workshop networks.
Customers can select between economical 110cc scooters, stronger 125cc models and low-running-cost electric scooters.
Honda Activa was India’s highest-selling scooter during FY2026, with approximately 28.45 lakh reported sales.
The TVS Jupiter ranked second with approximately 14.63 lakh sales during FY2026.
The TVS Jupiter, Honda Activa, Suzuki Access 125 and Hero Destini 125 are suitable for family use.
The TVS iQube ranked as the highest-selling electric scooter in the referenced FY2026 top-10 list, followed by the Bajaj Chetak.
An electric scooter can be suitable if your daily distance is predictable and you have reliable home-charging access.
Check seat height, low-speed balance, suspension comfort, braking, handlebar position, storage and pillion comfort.
