Top 10 Scooter For January 2024

Published on 22 Feb, 2024, 8:31 AM IST

Updated on 16 May, 2024, 6:38 AM IST

Chinmay Hadkar

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There are two EVs in the top 10!

January's two-wheeler sales in India paint a picture of familiar leaders and exciting new trends. While Honda maintains its iron grip on the top spot with the Activa, electric vehicles (EVs) are making their presence felt, promising a shift in the future of mobility.

RANK	OEM	Models	Jan-24	December 23	month on month increase	percentage increase
1	Honda	Activa	173,760	144335	29,425	8.34406175
2	TVS	Jupiter	74,225	59538	14,687	4.164799828
3	Suzuki	Access	55,386	53898	1,488	0.4219528933
4	TVS	NTorq	27,227	18851	8,376	2.375186448
5	Honda	Dio	16,604	23089	-6,485	-1.838954646
6	Suzuki	Burgman	15,869	9861	6,008	1.703691521
7	TVS	iQube	15,652	11232	4,420	1.253381578
8	Hero	Destini 125	14,458	10191	4,267	1.209995293
9	Bajaj	Chetak	14,144	13008	1,136	0.3221360798
10	Yamaha	Ray	12,047	8643	3,404	0.9652739575
TOTAL		419,372	352646

Honda continues to be the undisputed heavyweight, its Activa scooter ruling the roads with a whopping 1,73,760 units sold. The Dio, despite a slight dip, secured fifth place.

TVS holds its ground with the Jupiter and NTorq at second and fourth positions, respectively. Their consistent performance, backed by sales figures of 74,225 and 27,227 units, reflects a loyal customer base.

Suzuki, meanwhile, makes impressive strides with the Access and Burgman, grabbing third and sixth places with sales of 55,386 and 15,869 units, respectively. Both these products require a basic tech update for 2024.

The real buzz comes from the EV segment. TVS's iQube and Bajaj's Chetak, though at seventh and ninth positions with sales of 15,652 and 14,144 units, are gaining momentum. While their volumes are lower compared to their fuel-powered counterparts, their presence signifies a rising interest in sustainable mobility.