Best Electric Bikes in India 2026: Compare Prices & Range
Last updated: August 2026 by ZigWheels Editorial Team
The most popular Electric Bikes in India are Oben Rorr Evo (₹1.25 lakh, 180 km range), Ultraviolette F77 (₹3.09 lakh, 211 km - 323 km range), Avore EX1 (₹1.25 lakh, 160 km range) and Revolt RV400 (₹1.40 lakh, 150 km range). Check our complete list of 38 Electric Bikes in the price range of Rs. 61,500 - Rs. 4.59 Lakh. Look at the list of e-bikes with complete information about price, range, charging time, battery, reviews, specifications & other features so that you could choose the best electric bike of your choice. Also see our Electric Scooters Segment.
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Top 10 Electric Bikes Price in 2026
| Model | Ex-Showroom | Range |
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| Oben Rorr Evo | Rs.1.25 Lakh | 180 km |
| Ultraviolette F77 | Rs.3.09 Lakh | 211 km |
| Avore EX1 | Rs.1.25 Lakh | 160 km |
| Revolt RV400 | Rs.1.40 Lakh | 150 km |
| Ultraviolette X47 Crossover | Rs.2.49 Lakh | 323 km |
| Revolt RVX | Rs.94,990 | 160 km |
| Vida Dirt.E K3 | Rs.69,990 | 2 km |
| Flying Flea C6 (Royal Enfield) | Rs.1.99 Lakh | 154 km |
| Komaki Ranger | Rs.1.31 Lakh | 200 km |
| Ola Roadster X+ | Rs.1.03 Lakh | 252 km |
Best Electric Bikes in India 2026
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EVOben Rorr Evo ₹ 1.25 Lakh180 km range ● 3.4 Kwh battery ● 9kW motor ● 5 hour chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹3,601 -
Ultraviolette F77 ₹ 3.09 Lakh211 km range ● 10.3 - 7.1 Kwh battery ● 27kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹8,4604.7| 122 reviewsEV -
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Revolt RV400 ₹ 1.40 Lakh150 km range ● 3.24 Kwh battery ● 4kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹3,8324.1| 610 reviewsEV -
Ultraviolette X47 Crossover ₹ 2.49 Lakh323 km range ● 10.3 - 7.1 Kwh battery ● 27kW motor ● 5 hour chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹6,8185| 1 reviewsEV -
EVRevolt RVX ₹ 94,990160 km range ● 3.24 Kwh battery ● 5kW motor ● 4 hour 27 min chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹2,601 -
EVVida Dirt.E K3 ₹ 69,9902 km range ● 0.36 Kwh battery ● 500kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹1,916 -
Flying Flea C6 (Royal Enfield) ₹ 1.99 Lakh154 km range ● 115 km/h top speed ● 3.91 Kwh battery ● 15kW motor ● 2 hour 9 min chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹5,4495| 2 reviewsEV -
Komaki Ranger ₹ 1.31 Lakh200 km range ● 4 - 4.2 Kwh battery ● 5kW motor ● 3 hour chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹3,6004.6| 81 reviewsEV -
Ola Roadster X+ ₹ 1.03 Lakh252 km range ● 4.5 - 9.1 Kwh battery ● 11kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹2,8315| 5 reviewsEV -
Ola Roadster ₹ 1.05 Lakh248 km range ● 3.5 - 6 Kwh battery ● 13kW motor ● 7 hour 54 min chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹2,8754.5| 35 reviewsEV -
Ola Roadster Pro ₹ 2.00 Lakh579 km range ● 16 - 8 Kwh battery ● 52kW motor ● 7 hour 30 min chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹5,4765| 8 reviewsEV -
Ola Roadster X ₹ 93,382252 km range ● 2.5 - 4.5 Kwh battery ● 7kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹2,5574.4| 10 reviewsEV -
4.8| 206 reviewsEV -
Matter Aera ₹ 1.83 Lakh172 km range ● 5 Kwh battery ● 11kW motor ● 6 hour chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹5,0194.5| 50 reviewsEV -
EVRaptee T 30 ₹ 2.39 Lakh200 km range ● 5.4 Kwh battery ● 22kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹6,544 -
Revolt RV1 ₹ 94,990160 km range ● 2.2 - 3.24 Kwh battery ● 2kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹2,6013.6| 11 reviewsEV -
Kabira KM3000 Mark 2 ₹ 1.50 Lakh201 km range ● 4.1 - 5.15 Kwh battery ● 5kW motor ● 3 hour 12 min chargingCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹4,1044.4| 38 reviewsEV -
Revolt RV BlazeX ₹ 1.20 Lakh150 km range ● 3.24 Kwh battery ● 4kW motorCheck On Road Price EMI : ₹3,2855| 2 reviewsEV
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Electric Bike User Reviews
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F774.7122 reviewsSuper bike0
This bike is great to ride, its pickup is also very good, its look is strong. When I saw it, I felt that all the super bikes are failures. This is an electric bike. It is a lot of fun to ride it.
Ayush 5 months ago -
RV4004.1610 reviewsI bought a Revolt0
I bought a Revolt in 2024. The comfort of this bike is very good. It gives a range of 120 to 130 kilometers in a single charge. This bike is very beneficial for a middle class family. This bike has many1features and this bike is keyless.This bike can be operated from a mobile phone, such as turning it on and1off, viewing its location, and even using voice commands.
Vikee Shinde 6 months ago -
X47 Crossover51 reviewsExcellent bike2
I like this because its reliable and base model getting around 7kw battery pack which can easily give a range of 200km i don't think cost is high because iam using Ather rizta top model with a battery pack of only 3.7kw and I have paid around 1.90lakh almost 2lakh and getting a range of 125km maximum on single ride so comparing to matket ultraviolet x47 providing 7kw battery pack in 2.5lakh and you can get range upto 200km confirm,
Anonymous 9 months ago -
Dirt.E K31 reviewsLooking good design0
Looking good design. I have no idea this bike but built quality is strong compare to other ev brand.
Dharmveer 6 months ago -
Ranger4.681 reviewsCOMFORT BIKE0
It's very good bike this bike also have a higher speed it's a comfort bike to ride they also have 41modes in these with a criteria of speed. I am very happy my experience was very good range was also good
Anonymous 6 months ago
Must Know about Electric Bikes
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Types Of Battery
The battery pack is the heart of any electric vehicle. There are two major types of batteries: Lithium-ion and Lead Acid. As the name suggests, lithium-ion battery packs use lithium as the primary compound at the positive electrode while the negative electrode is usually made out of graphite. These batteries have a higher charge density, low self-discharge levels, and are generally lighter than lead acid batteries. They also offer better range and faster charging capabilities, but come at a higher cost. The Ather 450X is a perfect example of an electric two-wheeler powered by a lithium-ion battery pack. The first rechargeable batteries to have ever been created are in fact lead acid batteries. Modern electric vehicles use Valve Regulated Lead Acid batteries (VRLA), wherein the lead electrodes are suspended in a gel-like electrolyte. These batteries are less expensive to make but their charge density isn’t as good as lithium-ion ones, so the range offered is relatively lesser. They are also heavier and take longer to charge. A prime example of an electric scooter powered by a VRLA battery is the Hero Electric Optima LX.
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Types Of Motors
The energy stored in the battery is translated into motion using an electric motor. There are two major types of electric motors: Hub and Frame-mounted. The brushless DC hub motors, in particular, are used in most of the electric two-wheelers. They are fairly easy to install, do not require transmission components, and are affordable to manufacture as well. However, they result in an increased unsprung weight, which negatively impacts the handling of a two-wheeler. The TVS iQube Electric is a great example for an electric scooter with a hub motor. Frame-mounted motors, or mid-drive motors, are mounted onto the vehicle’s frame, and are linked to a transmission drive, which is usually either a belt or sometimes a chain. These motors are powerful, and also ensure the centre of gravity is optimised in a two-wheeler. But on the flip side, they are expensive, and the transmission drives may need regular maintenance. The Ather 450X comes with a frame mounted motor.
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Types Of Battery Layouts
Electric two-wheelers have either a fixed battery pack or a removable one. The chassis of EVs with fixed battery packs are relatively simple, and are easy to manufacture. But since they cannot be removed, the electric two-wheelers will have to be heavily dependent on charging infrastructure. The Bajaj Chetak electric scooter comes with a fixed battery pack. Two-wheelers with removable battery packs have their chassis designed in a way to accommodate easy installation and removal of the batteries. This increases the engineering complexity, and thereby ends up increasing the manufacturing costs. But the biggest advantage is the ability to simply remove the battery pack and charge it wherever convenient. The Revolt RV 400 comes with a removable battery pack, which can easily be replaced with a fresh one in minutes.
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Types Of Charging
There are two ways to charge a battery pack. The conventional way is to simply plug the charger into a 3-pin 5A socket and let it charge overnight. While this takes a long time to charge the battery completely, it does not heat up the battery pack as the amount of current induced is low. The Hero Electric Photon HX, for example, takes 5 hours to charge completely. On the other hand, a fast-charging system sends large amounts of current into the battery pack, thus charging them up quickly. However, batteries that are compatible with fast charging systems need to have excellent thermal management to ensure their longevity. Electric bikes and scooters with fast-charging technology are expensive too. The Ather 450X uses a proprietary AC and DC combined fast-charging system that can juice up the battery in over an hour.
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Ultraviolette ShockwaveRs. 1.75 Lakh -
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Royal Enfield Himalayan ElectricRs. 7.50 Lakh -
Royal Enfield Flying Flea S6Rs. 3.40 Lakh -
KTM E-DukeRs. 2.00 Lakh
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