Electric Two- and Three-Wheeler Sales by Country 2025
Key Findings
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China leads in Electric two- and three-wheeler sales with 7,400,000 in 2025.
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Average Electric two- and three-wheeler sales in 2025: 427,860 · median: 8,900.
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Gap in 2025: China is 2,642.9× larger than Singapore.
About This Dataset
Electric Two- and Three-Wheeler Sales by Country 2025
What this chart shows. The 25 countries that sold the most electric two- and three-wheelers in 2025: electric scooters, motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles such as auto-rickshaws. China sold about 7.4 million, India 2.1 million and Vietnam 740,000. Together these three accounted for about 93% of the 11 million sold worldwide.
How the data is collected. The IEA's Global EV Data Explorer tracks electric two- and three-wheelers as a separate transport mode alongside cars, vans, buses and trucks. It reports the number sold in each country and the electric share of all two- and three-wheeler sales there. The chart shows the number sold.
Background. About 50% of all two- and three-wheelers sold in China in 2025 were electric, against 10% in India and 22% in Vietnam. Vietnam's sales rose from about 290,000 in 2024 to 740,000. Turkey ranked 4th with 170,000, and every European country in the chart sold fewer than Japan's 26,000.
Limits. Two- and three-wheelers are combined, so the chart cannot separate India's electric rickshaws from its scooters. The IEA rounds each figure to two significant figures. Small markets can have high electric shares on low volumes: in Denmark about 41% of two- and three-wheeler sales were electric, but that was only 3,700 vehicles.
How the data is collected. The IEA's Global EV Data Explorer tracks electric two- and three-wheelers as a separate transport mode alongside cars, vans, buses and trucks. It reports the number sold in each country and the electric share of all two- and three-wheeler sales there. The chart shows the number sold.
Background. About 50% of all two- and three-wheelers sold in China in 2025 were electric, against 10% in India and 22% in Vietnam. Vietnam's sales rose from about 290,000 in 2024 to 740,000. Turkey ranked 4th with 170,000, and every European country in the chart sold fewer than Japan's 26,000.
Limits. Two- and three-wheelers are combined, so the chart cannot separate India's electric rickshaws from its scooters. The IEA rounds each figure to two significant figures. Small markets can have high electric shares on low volumes: in Denmark about 41% of two- and three-wheeler sales were electric, but that was only 3,700 vehicles.
Analysis
India sold about 2.1 million electric two- and three-wheelers in 2025, more than ten times its 170,000 electric car sales.
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Methodology & source
- Data source
- International Energy Agency (IEA), Global EV Outlook 2026
- Coverage
- 25 entities · 2025 · 25 observations
- Measure
- Electric two- and three-wheeler sales
- Last updated
- 30 September 2026
- Compiled by
- The ANYSTAT team, from the source above
How the figures are calculated
- Values use the measure and unit named on this page. Consult the dataset description and cited source for coverage, definitions and any unit conversions. Displayed values may be rounded for readability.
- Entities are ranked highest-first on their value in 2025.
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