India’s scooter scene is about to change big time in 2025. From practical electrics to cleaner fuel options and even a CNG surprise, there’s a lot coming up for riders looking for something new, efficient and exciting.
If you’re planning to buy a scooter soon, you might want to wait a bit because the next wave looks good. Here are five scooters that could change the way we think about commuting on two wheels.
1. Suzuki e-Access: Familiar Face, New Heart
Suzuki is finally entering the EV space with the e-Access and it’s taking a practical route. There’s no drama here, just a good, solid, everyday electric scooter that feels like the old, but updated.
Design-wise it’s sticking to the Access 125 playbook, so it’s friendly, functional and won’t scare off first-time EV buyers. The claimed range is around 95 km but in real-world riding, especially if you enjoy zipping through traffic, you’ll see 50-55 km.
What makes it stand out is fast charging. Getting to 80% in under an hour could be a big plus for daily riders. At an estimated price of ₹1.10-1.30 lakh it sits between budget and mid-range EVs.
🟢 Quick Take: Fast-charging, no-nonsense EV with Suzuki’s DNA
🗓 Launch Expected: June 2025
2. Honda Activa 7G: The Trusted One Gets Smarter
The Activa is a household name in India and the 7G version doesn’t mess with that. Honda isn’t trying to reinvent the scooter, it’s just refining what already works so well.
You still get the 109cc engine, now tuned for better mileage (expect it to touch 50 kmpl). But the real update is the digital cluster, finally. With Bluetooth support you can now check calls and navigation right from the dash.It’s a subtle but smart update that keeps the Activa relevant in a world that’s getting more techy by the day.
🟢 Quick Take: The same Activa, but smarter
💰 Expected Price: ₹79,000-90,000
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3. Suzuki Burgman Electric: Big on Comfort, Now Battery-Powered
If you’ve ever ridden the Burgman Street you’ll know it’s one of the most comfortable scooters out there. Now Suzuki is electrifying it without losing that plush, maxi-scooter feel.
The Burgman Electric will offer over 100 km of range, it’s more than just a city commuter. It’s being built for real everyday use and rumors of swappable batteries could make it even more practical.
It’ll likely be in the ₹1.05-1.20 lakh range, a good option for riders who want more comfort in an EV without compromising on quality.
🟢 Quick Take: Premium feel, long range, electric convenience
4. Vida VX2: Affordable, Flexible, and Electric
The Hero Vida VX2 is about simplicity.. Sitting below the V2 in their lineup, the VX2 gives you just what you need, no extra fluff, but nothing essential missing either.
The coolest feature? Modular battery options. Whether you need more range or want to keep the price low, you can choose a 2.2 kWh or 4.4 kWh battery. Each is removable, which is great if you live in an apartment or want to charge inside.
If priced around ₹70,000, it could be a great option for budget conscious riders entering the EV world.
🟢 Quick Take: Customizable battery and affordable price
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5. TVS Jupiter CNG: The Dark Horse with Amazing Fuel Efficiency
Here’s something totally different, a CNG scooter. The TVS Jupiter CNG is a bold move and it has numbers to back it up. Add another 100 kmpl on CNG and with a petrol backup tank, it’ll give you a total range of 226 km.
Of course there’s a trade off. The CNG tank eats up under-seat storage, so you’ll have to get creative with carrying stuff. But if cutting fuel costs is your priority, this might be worth it, especially if you live in a city with decent CNG infrastructure.
🟢 Quick Take: World’s first CNG scooter, unique and frugal
💰 Expected Price: ₹90,000–1 lakh
2025 Scooter Snapshot
| Model | Powertrain | Range/Mileage | Price (Est.) | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suzuki e-Access | 4.1 kW motor | ~95 km | ₹1.10–1.30 lakh | Fast charging, TFT display |
| Honda Activa 7G | 109cc petrol | 50+ kmpl | ₹79K–90K | Digital dash, Bluetooth |
| Burgman Electric | Electric motor | 100+ km | ₹1.05–1.20 lakh | Maxi-scooter comfort |
| Vida VX2 | PMSM motor (modular) | 100–150 km | ₹70K–1.30 lakh | Removable battery options |
| TVS Jupiter CNG | 124.8cc CNG + petrol | 100 kmpl (CNG) | ₹90K–1 lakh | First CNG scooter in the world |
Conclusion
2025 will be the Year of the Scooter in India. Whether you’re interested in electric, still petrol loyal or CNG tempted, there’s something new and exciting coming up.
Manufacturers aren’t following trends, they’re thinking practical. These scooters aren’t toys. They’re for real people, real commutes and real budgets. So if you’re looking for your next ride, you might want to wait a bit longer.
