Won't impact operations or finance, says company after founder's social media spat with stand-up comedian
Shares of recently listed Ola Electric Mobility fell by 6.17 per cent in intraday deals to Rs 85.21 on Tuesday after the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) served a show cause notice
Ola Electric shares took another hit today, dropping over 6% to a low of Rs 85.21. This comes right after a 9% fall on Monday, October 7, marking a continued slide for the EV maker. Watch the video to
The notice, issued on October 3, cites the 'potential violation' of key provisions of Consumer Protection Act, 2019
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Ola Electric share slips in trade. Standup comedian Kunal Kamra raised concerns on e scooters on X; Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal alleged paid tweet
Ola Electric's CEO Bhavish Aggarwal announced that during the sale, the S1 scooter is been priced as low as Rs 49,999
Ola Electric sold 23,965 vehicles in September, recording a month-on-month decline. In that period, Ola's closest rivals TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto have narrowed the gap
Ola Electric plans to open 10,000 sales and service outlets by 2025 - a move aimed at boosting its presence in smaller cities across India
The S1 series' manufacturer of electric scooters has intensified its focus on service operations by building a new team that includes employees from various departments such as product and operations
The recently launched PM E-drive scheme will be valid for two years with a total outlay of Rs 10,900 crore, compared to FAME-2's budget of Rs 12,000 crore
Part of the IPO proceeds will also be allocated to research and development, marketing initiatives, infrastructure, production activities, and other general corporate purposes
The 90-day anchor investor lock in period for Ola Electric Mobility ends on November 5, 2024, for the remaining shares
Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal is placing bold bets on new-age technologies with a view for India to be at the forefront of the current global tech transition led by AI, and build jobs of the future in the country. In an interaction with PTI editors at the agency's headquarters here, he said the private sector has to do the bulk of job creation, step up and do more, while creating an enabling environment and correcting imbalances, such as that of trade, are the responsibility of the government. Aggarwal also supported the government's move to offer fiscal incentives to global EV makers, including Tesla, through the new EV policy saying it is important for India to attract all kinds of investment, and globally established players will help in the development of the EV ecosystem in the country. The group's newly-listed entity Ola Electric aims to make India a global electric vehicle (EV) hub but the country has to invent an EV and energy transition paradigm for itself based on its needs
Newly-listed Ola Electric has laid out a roadmap to profitability banking on higher volume, vertical integration of supply chain and in-house produced cells, while it has shelved plans to make electric car, according to company founder and CMD Bhavish Aggarwal. The company, which forayed into the electric motorcycle segment last week, will build products that Indians need, which are by a vast majority two-wheelers and three-wheelers, he said in an interaction with PTI editors at the agency's headquarters here. In the first quarter of this fiscal, Ola Electric's automotive segment EBITDA was almost break-even but for a one-time reversal of about Rs 30 crore it had to pay for a change in standard operating procedure in the government for PLI rules, he said, adding the cell segment is at a different stage of evolution. Ola Electric's net loss widened in the first quarter to Rs 347 crore, from Rs 267 crore in the corresponding period a year ago. In FY24, the company's net loss was at Rs
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Apart from Ola, applicants including Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and Toyota Kirloskar, among others, have received PLI certificates
Ola is offering its mobikes at a price more attractive than its scooters by taking advantage of the lower bill of materials cost for mobikes, which have fewer panels than scooters
Aggarwal said that people should already know how he is going to price the products and expressed confusion over why people are surprised
Ola Electric share price: While the long-term potential of Ola Electric might be appealing, the current valuation appears to be quite speculative, analyst said