We have seen the performance of the top 10 two-wheelers and top 10 motorcycles. Now, let’s take a look at the top 10 scooters in January 2026. Scooter sales recorded strong momentum in January 2026, with the top 10 models together selling 6,69,955 units, compared to 4,75,565 units sold in January 2025, registering a strong growth of 40.88% year-on-year. Demand remained healthy across petrol and electric models, with many scooters registering double-digit profits.
Top 10 Scooters January 2026
Honda Activa continued its undisputed dominance in the segment with 2,71,924 units sold in January 2026. This represents a sharp increase of 63.08% compared to 1,66,739 units sold in January 2025. Activa alone accounted for over 40% of total sales among the top 10 scooters, underscoring its stronghold in the market. TVS Jupiter took the second position with 1,29,744 units, up 20.30% from 1,07,847 units a year ago. Suzuki Access stood at third position with 69,042 units, showing 26.48% YoY growth.
Electric scooters continued to strengthen their presence in the rankings. TVS iQube registered 37,560 units, a growth of 50.29%, while Bajaj Chetak registered 28,216 units, a growth of 34.07%. Ather Rizta emerged as one of the fastest growing models, registering 20,155 units with 68.27% YoY growth.
TVS Ntorq also delivered an impressive number of 36,596 units, up 53.80% from last year. Hero Destini 125 was one of the biggest gainers, with its sales almost doubling to 27,782 units, showing a growth of 97.12%. Honda Dio maintained a steady performance with a marginal growth of 2.33% at 25,462 units. In contrast, Suzuki Burgman was the only scooter to decline in the top 10, falling 8.33% year-on-year to 23,474 units.
Performance as per OEM
The OEM-wise performance in January 2026 highlights Honda’s continued dominance in the scooter segment. Including Activa and Dio, Honda registered a strong YoY growth of 55.20% at 2,97,386 units. The bulk of this expansion came from Activa alone, which is largely keeping the segment strong. This performance further strengthens Honda’s leadership position in the urban and semi-urban markets.
TVS Motor took the second position from Jupiter, iQube and Ntorq with 2,03,900 units, marking a healthy growth of 30.18% year-on-year. The growth was driven by both its petrol portfolio and the ever-expanding iQube electric lineup. Suzuki recorded moderate growth of 15.37% as Access remained its volume driver despite decline in Burgman.
Among the pure EV-centric players in the list, Ather recorded a strong growth of 68.27% along with Rizta, while Bajaj Chetak grew by 34.07% YoY. Hero MotoCorp’s Destini 125 emerged as one of the fastest growing models, with volumes almost doubling at 97.12% growth, indicating renewed traction in the 125cc scooter space. Overall, the growth in OEMs suggests a balanced demand between conventional petrol scooters and electric offerings.