Yamaha has launched the EC-06 electric scooter in India, designed to make city travel simple and eco-friendly built in partnership with EV maker River, the scooter is made for smooth rides in busy streets with stable handling and clean electric power, it runs on a 4 kWh battery that can go up to 160 km on a single charge and reaches a top speed of 90 km/h.
The Yamaha EC-06 Design: Clean and Steady
The Yamaha EC-06 has a smart and stylish design that mixes sporty looks with modern touches, its sharp lines and smooth body flow give it a balanced appearance, 1.9 meters in length, the scooter is easy to handle in traffic, the seat is set high, so riders get a clear view of the road and the step through frame makes it simple to get on and off quickly.
The wide seat is comfortable for two people and the under seat storage of 24.5 liters is big enough to hold helmets or bags. At the front, a bright LED headlight makes night rides safer while slim mirrors help with clear rear checks, the dashboard is a colorful LCD screen that shows speed, battery level and ride mode, smooth handlebars and secure footrests add to the comfort making the EC-06 a relaxed and practical choice for city rides, whether in the day or at night.
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Expected Price in India
Yamaha sets the EC-06 at Rs 1.5 lakh for the base model (ex-showroom). In Delhi, add Rs 5,000–8,000 for insurance and papers, so on-road it’s Rs 1.55–1.58 lakh. Easy loans could mean EMIs around Rs 2,500/month.
Compared to rivals:
- Ola S1 Air: Rs 1.05 lakh
- Ather 450S: Rs 1.15 lakh
- TVS iQube: Rs 1.07 lakh
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Key Specs: Battery, Range, and Power
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Battery | 4 kWh fixed lithium-ion |
| Range | 160 km per charge |
| Power | 4.5 kW (6 kW peak) |
| Top Speed | 90 km/h |
| 0-40 km/h | 4.5 seconds |
| Charging Time | 9 hours (0-100%, home AC) |
| Weight | 140 kg |
| Suspension | Front telescopic, rear twin shocks |
| Brakes | Front/rear disc (with regen) |
| Wheels | 12-inch alloy |
Key Features: Smart Tech and Easy Comfort
- Ride Modes: Three options – Eco for range, Standard for balance, Power for quick bursts.
- Design: Raised stance for steady turns, step-through for easy access, 24.5L storage.
- Tech: Color LCD dash with Bluetooth, built-in SIM for app tracking and alerts.
- Safety: LED lights all around, disc brakes with regen, reverse gear for tight spots.
- Comfort: Wide seat for two, light weight for simple handling, quiet smooth ride.
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Why the Yamaha EC-06 Stands Out in Electric Scooters
The Yamaha EC-06 brings the company’s experience into the electric scooter space, focusing on easy and stress-free city rides, its large battery and riding modes help make every trip smooth and efficient. The design, developed with River, gives the scooter strong stability even on rough roads.
You can charge it at home overnight and it will be ready to cover up to 160 km the next day, Yamaha plans to produce about 50,000 units in 2026 for India and nearby markets. The scooter is built to be eco-friendly and affordable making it a practical choice for both daily travel and weekend rides.
Comparison with Rivals: How EC-06 Fits In
| Scooter | Price (Rs) | Range (km) | Top Speed (km/h) | Key Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yamaha EC-06 | 1.50 lakh | 160 | 90 | Big storage + connectivity |
| Ola S1 Air | 1.05 lakh | 125 | 90 | Cheaper entry |
| Ather 450S | 1.15 lakh | 115 | 90 | Fast charging |
| TVS iQube | 1.07 lakh | 100 | 78 | Proven reliability |
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Final Verdict: Why the Yamaha EC-06 Kicks Off Electric Style
Launched November 2025 at Rs 1.5 lakh, the Yamaha EC-06 electric scooter shines with 160 km range, 90 km/h speed and clever features like reverse mode and app links. Its clean design and steady ride suit new EV fans or families for short hauls, backing Yamaha’s green shift with early 2026 deliveries, it’s a fresh, fun way to go electric.
