New Yamaha EC-06 Electric Scooter Revealed; Gets 4 kWh Battery, 160 km Range

- Electric motor offers 6.7 kW peak output
- Gets LCD display with in-built telematics unit with SIM card
- Launch in Q1 2026
Yamaha unveiled two production-ready electric scooters in India at its recently held event in the form of the Aerox 155-based Aerox e and the EC-06. Spied testing on Indian roads earlier in the year, the new EC-06 is the much-anticipated Yamaha derivative of the Indie electric scooter from EV start-up River, with which Yamaha entered a partnership in 2024.
Also read: Yamaha XSR 155 Launched In India At Rs 1.50 Lakh
While based on the Indie, Yamaha has heavily reworked the design, though some design elements, such as the protruding headlamp, remain. The EC-06 gets a more angular and sportier look with its triangular side panels and sculpted front apron. The upper apron is finished in black and houses a large stacked headlamp with the turn signals positioned just below the handlebars. A coloured LCD display sits atop the handlebars with an in-built telematics unit with a SIM card. The scooter also features three ride modes and a reverse mode.
On the practicality front, the EC-06 offers 24.5 litres of under-seat storage.
Moving to the powertrain, the EC-06 gets a 4 kWh battery paired with an electric motor developing a peak 6.7 kW and 4.5 kW of continuous power. Certified range stands at 160 km. As for charging, Yamaha says that a full charge cycle takes about 9 hours via the on-board charger.
As for a launch, expect prices for the new EC-06 to be announced sometime in the first quarter of 2026.
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