Top Electric Scooter Companies

The primary driver of this market is the high costs associated with customer acquisition in a digital landscape that has become oversaturated with brands competing for new customers' attention. This has caused many brands to change course to focus on customer retention and increasing the customer's lifetime value (LTV) to the company.

Industry Overview

According to SkyQuest Technology “Electric Scooter Market By Drive (Belt Drive, Chain Drive, Hub Motors), By Battery (Lead Acid, Li-Ion, Other), By Product (Standard, Folding, Self-Balancing, Maxi, three wheeled), By Battery Fitting (Detachable, Fixed), By Region - Industry Forecast 2026-2033,” Global Electric Scooter Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 10.5% by 2033, on account of urgent need for automating quantified data. With eCommerce competition heating up, companies are increasingly utilizing AI-driven personalization engines to move from generic point-based rewards to "hyper-personalized" rewards using machine learning to analyze consumer behavior in real time and deliver customized incentive offers.

Top 10 Global Electric Scooter Companies

1. Yadea Group

Yadea Group is currently the largest manufacturer globally of electric, two-wheeled vehicles, so it maintains that dominance in the worldwide mass market from its headquarters in mainland China. Yadea will continue to expand its market share into high-end segments in Europe and North America in 2026 via its Proprietary Polar Sodium 1 Battery Fleet that supports super-fast charging and maintains stable performance in extreme cold.

2. Ninebot (Segway)

Ninebot (Segway) is by far the leader of useful micro-mobility, and the vendor of choice for retail customers and the world's largest shared-scooter rentals. In 2026, Ninebot has transitioned to focus on "Intelligent Short Transportation" with Advanced Rider Assistance System technology added to its Max and GT flagship scooters.

3. Ola Electric

As one of India's top two-wheeled electric vehicle companies, Ola Electric continues to experience considerable uncertainty about the long-term path; the company is shifting emphasis from high-volume to operationally profitable growth. While the S1 series may continue to command a positive position in the market, Ola Electric's new business strategy is to develop from being a leader in pure EVs to become a vertically integrated alternative energy company.

4. Niu Technologies

As the original 'Apple of the eScooter game', Niu is committed to providing a go-to product for the tech-savvy, urban professional. By focusing on Hybrid iScooters with embedded app capabilities and cloud-based diagnostic tools, Niu has recently navigated through the market consolidation phase successfully through 2026.

5. TVS Motor Co.

TVS has become a major player in the transition from legacy to electric vehicles, surpassing most start-up competitors in sales by early 2026. The iQube has established itself as a benchmark for reliability and quality in India. With its extensive dealer network, TVS has put a plan in place to deliver excellent after-sale services, while also launching the Orbiter series to target the growing budget-conscious segment of the electric vehicle segment.

6. Gogoro

Gogoro is the world’s leading Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) operator based out of Taiwan. By 2026, Gogoro is less about making scooters and more about establishing a major energy network; having more battery-swapping stations than traditional gas stations (Gogoro’s primary market) were their goal.

7. Ather Energy

Ather Energy is the “tech gold standard” with respect to performance and software in the Indian scooter market. In 2026, Ather has expanded its e-scooter family by adding the Rizta scooter but has retained the very high-performance 450 Apex flagship scooter.

8. Bajaj Auto

Bajaj Auto has successfully leveraged the legendary Chetak brand to obtain a large share of the electric market. As of 2026, Bajaj has employed a “back-to-basics” strategy by introducing more affordable, metal-bodied variants of their products to appeal to consumers.

9. Hero MotoCorp

As a company that sells motorcycles and scooters around the world, Hero MotoCorp has an advantage when expanding electric mobility using the Vida brand. The goal of the Vida V2 series is to provide modularity and "worry-free" ownership through the use of removable batteries and multiple charging solutions by 2026. Hero plans to convert its large customer base of petrol-based customers to electric customers by providing affordable prices and reward programs.

10. Silence Mobility

Based in Barcelona, Silence Mobility is Europe's largest manufacturer of electric scooters that focus mainly on B2B applications and the "last mile" of transportation. With their scooters being widely used by postal companies and delivery companies throughout the EU in 2026, the selling point of Silence Mobility's scooter is the removable battery that can be wheeled away like a suitcase and charged at any standard outlet, thus eliminating the need for a specific type of charging infrastructure for urban professionals and businesses.

Other Leading Global Electric Scooter Companies

• Aima Technology
• VinFast
• Xiaomi
• Razor USA
• Vmoto (Super Soco)
• Zero Motorcycles
• Unagi
• GOTRAX
• Askoll Eva
• E-Twow

Conclusion

The electric scooter industry has entered the "advanced maturity" stage after being once viewed as a novelty. At this point, most of their focus is on hardware reliability and fully integrating the product into the extended ecosystem. The definition of the electric scooter industry has shifted from being primarily environmentally friendly to becoming a reliable and innovative part of urban infrastructure; i.e., the transition of legacy automotive manufacturers into the electric scooter industry has led to them regaining a large share of the marketplace while developing a service network that is already in place to support electric scooters as a safe, high-tech mode of transportation.