New Delhi: Yamaha has officially stepped into India’s growing electric two-wheeler market with the unveiling of its first-ever EVs: the Aerox-E and the EC-06. The company, known for its sporty petrol-powered scooters and motorcycles, is finally joining the electric race with two scooters that aim to blend design familiarity with modern electric performance.

The Aerox-E is based on Yamaha’s popular Aerox 155, keeping the same sporty silhouette but replacing the engine with a new electric motor setup. While prices and detailed specifications are yet to be announced, Yamaha has shared key technical highlights that give a clear idea of what to expect from its first electric scooter lineup in India.

Aerox-E: familiar look, electric heart

The Yamaha Aerox-E comes powered by a 9.4kW motor del

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