Ather sweeps all three engines for the first time as Ola Electric climbs to third on a +6.0-point swing.

After yesterday's split — Gemini still backing TVS iQube — Ather now wins every engine outright: 100% on ChatGPT, 96% on Gemini, 92% on AI Mode.

Headline share holds flat at 96.0%, but the story is underneath: Ola Electric jumps +6.0 pts to 84.7% and overtakes Bajaj Chetak (down 0.7 pts to 80.0%) for third, lifted by a fresh escooterwale.in cluster on ChatGPT (7 new cites) and bikedekho.com growing from 22 to 26 cites on AI Mode.

TVS iQube slips 1.3 pts to 92.0% but gains depth on ChatGPT via readthisfirst.in (15 → 19) and a new Reuters citation (8 → 11) tied to the Ola Electric ₹2,000-crore cell-tech investment story.

Hero Vida is the day's clearest loser, down 4.7 pts to 35.3% as AI Mode pares back its visibility.

The Gemini flip is what turns the Electric 2-Wheelers leaderboard from a contest into a consensus: Ather now owns the AI-search category outright, and the question for everyone else is no longer 'how do we catch Ather' but 'where do we rank behind it'.

Ola Electric's jump is the most instructive move — it came from aggregator and listicle pages (bikedekho, escooterwale, ownpetz, autotrend) rather than brand-owned domains, confirming that the engines reward placement in third-party 'best electric scooter' inventories far more than press releases on olaelectric.com.

Bajaj Chetak's slide despite a +5 cite gain on its own chetak.com blog is the mirror lesson: brand-owned content does not move the needle when independent reviewers don't pick up the thread.

The category is now a citation-pool game, and the pool is owned by aggregators.