India’s electric two-wheeler segment is entering an exciting phase, with established automotive giants as well as new-age EV manufacturers preparing new products across performance, lifestyle and everyday mobility. The upcoming launches reflect the growing maturity of the market, with companies increasingly focusing not just on electrification but also on design, performance, practicality and technology. From Ultraviolette’s performance-oriented approach to iGowise Mobility’s focus on innovative urban mobility, and from Royal Enfield’s entry into electric adventure motorcycles to Honda and TVS expanding their electric portfolios, the next few months are expected to bring greater variety to Indian consumers. Here are five electric two-wheelers to watch out for in 2026.
1. Ultraviolette Shockwave
Bengaluru-based Ultraviolette has built a strong identity around performance-focused electric motorcycles, combining sporty design with advanced technology and engineering. The company’s upcoming Shockwave is expected to further strengthen its presence in the premium electric two-wheeler segment.
The motorcycle is expected to be priced at around Rs. 1.75 lakh and is slated for a September 2026 launch. With Ultraviolette already known for products such as the F77, the Shockwave could appeal to consumers looking for a more performance-oriented electric motorcycle.
2. TVS Electric Bike
TVS Motor Company is one of India’s largest two-wheeler manufacturers and has already established its presence in electric mobility through the iQube. The company is now expected to expand its electric portfolio with a new electric bike, signalling a wider push into different electric two-wheeler categories.
The upcoming model is expected to be launched in October 2026, although the price is yet to be announced. Its launch could be significant as traditional two-wheeler manufacturers continue to broaden their EV offerings.
3. iGowise Mobility Be iGo X4
Bengaluru-based iGowise Mobility is a new-age mobility company working on electric vehicles designed around Indian urban commute and rural utility needs. The company has positioned the Be-iGo X4, the rugged utility vehicle(RUV) as a differentiated electric mobility product, with its broader approach focused on combining utility, technology, superior comfort and improved riding confidence on our roads.
The Be iGo X4 is expected to launch in October2026, while its price is yet to be announced. The launch will mark an important step for the company as it looks to bring its distinctive mobility concept to a larger consumer market.
4. Royal Enfield Himalayan Electric
Royal Enfield, the iconic motorcycle brand known globally for its retro-modern motorcycles and adventure bikes, is making its move towards electric mobility while retaining its strong lifestyle and touring identity.
The Himalayan Electric is expected to bring Royal Enfield’s adventure-oriented positioning into the EV space. With an expected price of around Rs. 7.5 lakh, it is likely to target the premium electric motorcycle segment. The model is expected to launch in December 2026 and could become one of the most prominent electric motorcycle launches of the year.
5. Honda QC3
Honda has been steadily expanding its global electric mobility strategy, and its upcoming QC3 is expected to add another electric offering to the Indian market. Honda’s established brand presence, extensive two-wheeler network and experience in mass-market mobility could give the model a strong advantage in the growing EV segment.
The QC3 is expected to be priced at around Rs. 1.2 lakh and is slated for a December 2026 launch. The model could particularly appeal to consumers seeking an electric two-wheeler from an established Japanese manufacturer.
Conclusion
The upcoming electric two-wheelers highlight how quickly India’s EV market is evolving. The segment is no longer limited to a handful of electric scooters; manufacturers are now exploring performance motorcycles, adventure bikes, premium EVs and technology-led urban mobility solutions. With Ultraviolette, TVS, iGowise Mobility, Royal Enfield and Honda preparing launches across different price points and consumer categories, the second half of 2026 could bring significantly more choice to Indian buyers. As competition increases, these launches could also push manufacturers to differentiate further on performance, range, design, technology and overall ownership experience.