Bengaluru-based electric two-wheeler maker Simple Energy has achieved a landmark performance: the company exceeded its entire FY2024-25 revenue by more than 125% as of October 2025. In the same month, it logged unit sales of 1,050 vehicles, including 974 units (excluding Telangana) as per the Vahan portal, and 76 units sold in Telangana.
To meet the surging demand, Simple Energy ramped up production capacity by 40% at its 2,00,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Concurrently, the company expanded its marketing team to over 40 professionals and is pursuing a pan-India rollout targeting 150 retail stores and service centres by March 2026.
The strong sales momentum is driven by its flagship two-wheelers: the Simple ONE Gen 1.5 and the Simple OneS. Launched in January 2025, these models offer IDC ranges of 248 km and 181 km respectively, and have gained quick market traction thanks to positive feedback on their performance, range and design.
Founder and CEO Suhas Rajkumar commented: “Surpassing last year’s revenue by over 125% in just seven months and crossing the 1,000-unit sales mark reflects the strong trust customers have placed in Simple Energy. Every milestone – from scaling production and expanding our team to broadening our store and service centre footprint – is part of a deliberate plan to strengthen the company and serve our customers better.”
In September 2025, Simple Energy also became the country’s first OEM to commercially manufacture heavy rare-earth-free electric motors, delivering equivalent performance while reducing reliance on heavy rare-earth elements. This is a strategic move toward both sustainability and supply-chain resilience.
With production ramping up, retail footprint expanding and technological innovation in motors, Simple Energy is clearly positioning itself to accelerate growth and deepen its presence in India’s electric mobility market as it heads toward 150 stores and service centres by March 2026.
