Founder Bhavish Aggarwal wrote a note to the people describing features of the new generation and future-ready rider.

With Ola’s S1 and S1 Pro available for online purchase, here’s what you need to know to get one delivered to your doorstep.

Ola, which sold nearly Rs 1,200 crore worth of scooters in September 2021, is facing heat from customers for delays in providing test rides and delivery of scooters.

Ola Electric, which was spun out of the ride-hailing major Ola in 2019, had started the deliveries of its electric scooters on December 15.

A recent tweet from Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal doesn’t reveal the whole picture.

In September last year, Ola Electric had announced raising a similar amount in funding from Falcon Edge, Softbank and others that had valued the company at USD 3 billion (about Rs 22,272 crore).

Ola Electric, which was spun out of the ride-hailing major Ola in 2019, has been facing a lot of backlash from customers after it started its deliveries in mid-December.

Pure EV scooter: The video shows thick plumes of smoke rising up from the PureEV scooter parked on the side of a busy road as other vehicles pass by.

The Ola founder has assured that world-class agencies have been hired to find out why the Ola electric scooter caught fire.

Ola Electric has plans to launch a sub-10 lakh electric car. Additionally, the firm plans to launch Ola S1 scooters later this year, which are supposed to be a lower-priced variant.

An accident involving an electric scooter has sparked questions about data privacy and integrity. Experts say electric vehicle customers must become aware of all the facets of data collected by EV manufacturers and how they can be used and disclosed.

An Ola spokesperson confirmed that Dubey was leaving due to personal reasons.

Moneycontrol, on June 11, had reported that the electric vehicle maker had received Sebi's clearance for its IPO. The company is looking to raise Rs 7,250 crore through the IPO