Scooters remain an integral part of the Indian automotive industry since they offer practicality at a relatively low initial cost and maintenance. Hence, the scooter segment has stayed strong despite the mixed-bag trends seen in the automotive market in post the Covid-19 pandemic.
Let us look at the top 10 scooters sold across the country for the month of July.
Top 10 scooters sold in July
- Honda Activa
Honda Activa continues to reign in the scooter segment in India despite witnessing a dramatic fall in sales from July last year. The Japanese brand sold 1,35,327 units of Activa in July this year, marking a 37% YoY decline from the previous year. The Activa is sold in 110cc as well as 125cc iterations.

- TVS Jupiter
The next best seller was TVS Jupiter which registered a monthly volume of 66,439 units in July. During the same period last year, TVS sold 62,094 units of Jupiter therefore recording a YoY increase of 7%. Like Activa, Jupiter is also available in 110cc and 125cc iterations.
- Suzuki Access
Suzuki sold 51,678 units of Access in July, recording a 25% YoY increase in volume. In July 2022, the Japanese brand dispatched 41,440 units of Access across the country.
- TVS Ntorq
TVS Ntorq secured the fourth spot with 25,839 units sold in July this year. The sporty scooter registered a monthly volume of 24,367 units in July last year, thus, a 6% YoY increase.

- Honda Dio
Honda Dio recorded the sharpest YoY decline at 43.65% but still managed to sell a healthy 20,414 units sold in July 2023. However, it recorded an impressive MoM growth of 122%.
Rank | Model Name | July 2023 | July 2022 | YoY change | June 2023 | MoM change |
1. | Honda Activa | 1,35,327 | 2,13,807 | -36.71% | 1,30,830 | 3.44% |
2. | TVS Jupiter | 66,439 | 62,094 | 7.00% | 64,252 | 3.40% |
3. | Suzuki Access | 51,678 | 41,440 | 24.71% | 39,503 | 30.82% |
4. | TVS Ntorq | 25,839 | 24,367 | 6.04% | 28,077 | -7.97% |
5. | Honda Dio | 20,414 | 36,229 | -43.65% | 9,189 | 122.16% |
6. | Ola S1 (retail) | 19,263 | 3,865 | 398.40% | 17,579 | 9.58% |
7. | Suzuki Burgman | 17,500 | 9642 | 81.50% | 12,181 | 43.67% |
8. | Yamaha RayZR | 15,828 | 8,043 | 96.79% | 13,441 | 17.76% |
9. | TVS iQube | 13,036 | 6,304 | 111.07% | 14,462 | -8.00% |
10. | Yamaha Fascino | 11,710 | 9,973 | 24.93% | 9,572 | 22.34% |
- Ola S1
Despite several issues with the scooter, Ola S1 has managed to outsell all electric scooters in India and registered a volume of 19,263 units in July 2023. The company has adopted a unique B2C model where the scooter is delivered to a customer directly by the company. S1 also registered the highest YoY growth among the top 10 scooters at a massive 398%.

- Suzuki Burgman
Suzuki managed to sell 17,500 units of Burgman in July 2023, thus registering a healthy 81.50% YoY growth. MoM growth also stood at a decent 43.67%.
- Yamaha RayZR
Yamaha sold 15,828 units of RayZR thus witnessing a significant YoY growth of 96.79 percent. In fact, RayZR managed to outsell its sibling– Fascino, which was previously the company’s best seller.
- TVS iQube
TVS iQube became the second battery-powered scooter to make it to the list with a total monthly volume of 13,306 units and a YoY growth of 111%.

- Yamaha Fascino
Yamaha Fascino held on to the 10th spot with 11,710 units sold in July 2023. As a result, it recorded a YoY growth of almost 25% and a MoM growth of 22%.