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Ola Electric unveils the Diamondhead EV motorcycle with a Rs 500,000 price tag, aiming for global market expansion, while integrating a homegrown 4680 battery into key scooter and motorcycle models
Ola Electric is likely to announce its foray into the sports scooter segment on August 15 as part of its plans to expand its product portfolio, according to sources. The company plans to unveil the new range at its upcoming annual event on August 15. In the run-up to its annual 'Sankalp' event, the company on Wednesday dropped a teaser on what looks like a sportier version of its scooter line-up. As per sources, Ola Electric is gearing up to expand its portfolio with its entry into the sports scooter segment. According to people in the know, these sports scooters could feature artificial intelligence features powered by Ola Krutrim. The sports scooter segment has been taking off in India on the back of products such as the TVS Ntorq, Yamaha Aerox and Aprilia SR160. Earlier this year, the company unveiled its Gen 3 scooter portfolio that boasted of first-in-segment features like brake-by-wire, dual ABS, and variants with its own 4680 cell.
Ola has also made it clear that they are not in favour of any change in the domestic value addition norms of PLI as well as the phased manufacturing program as requested by many auto companies
Ola Electric posts a Rs 428 crore loss in Q1 FY26, with revenue down 50%. However, cost-cutting measures and rising vehicle deliveries bring company closer to positive cash flow in its auto business
Ola Electric shares rose over 9 per cent even after the company's net loss widened in the first quarter of the current financial year
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Ola Electric launches MoveOS 5 with improved range, performance, and customization features, aiming to strengthen its foothold in India's expanding electric vehicle market
The MoveOS 5 upgrade will be rolled out to all S1 and Roadster X vehicles via an OTA update, offering 50+ new features including ride customisation and improved battery control
Ola Electric is expecting a sustained demand recovery in the second quarter, according to sources, with its Q1 FY26 vehicle registrations reaching nearly 60,000 units, as indicated by VAHAN data. The company, which saw registrations grow 9 per cent month-on-month in June, is projected to post quarter-on-quarter revenue growth of nearly 25 per cent, underlining the gains from its recalibrated sustainable growth efforts, said people tracking the company's performance. "Factoring in deliveries in Telangana and the clearance of pending backlogs from Q4 FY25, Ola Electric is now expected to deliver over 65,000 vehicles in Q1 FY26. This strong delivery performance puts the company well on course to comfortably meet its revenue guidance of Rs 800-850 crore for the quarter," a source said. The person said the growth in June registrations marks a "clear shift in trajectory, signalling that Ola Electric is regaining pace after a tempered Q4 FY25. The recent uptick also suggests sustained dema
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Ola Electric Mobility share price hit an all time low at ₹43.2 per share after 15.5 million shares were traded on BSE, while on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), 36.6 million shares changed hands
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Ride-hailing platform Ola on Tuesday said it has implemented a zero per cent commission model nationwide, enabling over a million driver partners to fully retain their fare earnings with no ride or income limits. As part of the initiative, drivers can choose their plan and keep the entire fare, with no deductions or limits, the company said in a statement. This rollout, now active pan-India, covers autos, bikes, and cabs, and offers unlimited earning potential for driver partners, it added. "The launch of zero per cent commission model pan India marks a fundamental shift in the ride-hailing businesses. Removing commissions empowers driver partners with much more ownership and opportunity," an Ola Consumer spokesperson said. Asserting that the driver partners are the backbone of the mobility ecosystem, the spokesperson said, "giving them complete control of their earnings will help in creating a more resilient and sustainable ride-hailing network across the country". Ola said its s
Kruti, Krutrim's new AI assistant, focuses on multilingual voice-first design and India-specific service integration to stand out in the fast-growing AI assistant market
Unlike services, Ola's foray into product manufacturing comes with a different set of expectations
Aggarwal had raised ₹2.5 bn for generative AI venture Krutrim Data Center Pvt. by pledging Ola Electric equity and he voluntarily put in the extra money since March as the shares dipped below ₹50 each