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Yamaha EC06 front right side static in studio

Yamaha's first electric scooter for India is the River Indie-based EC-06.

Yamaha EC06 underseat storage area

The EC06 has a much smaller 24.5 litre storage area than the River Indie, upon which it is based.

Yamaha EC06 rear left side static in studio

The EC-06 also has very different styling to the River Indie.

Yamaha EC06 colour LCD display

It uses a segmented colour LCD display and has 3 riding modes.

Yamaha EC06 right side profile static in studio

While the battery, range as well as motor specs are identical to the Indie, the EC06 has a lower 79kph top speed (claimed).

Yamaha EC06 charging port

A full charge on the EC06 takes a glacial 10 hours.

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The Yamaha EC-06 - based on the River Indie platform - has been launched in India and is the Japanese company's first EV for our market. The EC-06 is powered by a 4kWh battery, which sends power to a motor rated for 6.7kW of peak power, capable of propelling it to a claimed 79kph top speed. The EC-06’s chassis is very similar to that of the Indie, as is its feature set, which comprises a colour LCD, three riding modes and reverse assist. Currently, the EC-06 is only available in a single Bluish White colour option. 

It has very different styling and a much smaller 24.5 litre underseat storage area than the River Indie.

6 images•2 Feb 2026

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