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What next for Ather? A Hero subsidiary status? 😅😅 With the latest development, that has never been more likely. Let's dive in! .. Whenever Ather Energy’s in need of more money, Hero pounces in. -> This was evident in the Sep rights issue where

Well if you compare OLA electric with other EV brands like Ather, then it's leading the market. Comparing OLA with Hero or Indusind bank doesn't make sense since they operate in different genre.

What do you think guys, big boys such as TATA, MAHINDRA, EXIDE, AMARA RAJA, GETSUN POWER, etc. will let other new babies play the game in EV Sector? Because, I'm seeing that this well established Big Boys have created or creating entire in-house eco

Why India's OG Electric Scooter Company is Failing? Founded in 2013 by Tarun and Swapnil, Ather initially aimed to build a battery company. However, they shifted their focus to creating electric vehicles due to existing EVs’ poor performance and de

Let's Decode Ather Energy 🤯📈💲 Today I saw various Ather Energy Scooters like 450 Plus and 450X and decided to make on Ather Energy 📈🤯🚀. Introduction: • Ather Energy, established in 2013 in Bangalore, India, specializes in electric scooters.

Attrition at Ola Electric is 2.5x of Ather, 5x of TVS and 12x of Hero 📛📛 The employee attrition woes at Bhavish’s company are simply too big to ignore, now that it is a public company. .. At 47.48%, for those who may not get it, this implies tha

In many developing and underdeveloped countries, bootlicking and hero worship are pretty common. People often feel the need to flatter or idolize those in power because that’s how they survive or get ahead. When power is concentrated in the hands of

I've always been a fan of Ather Energy. The quality of technology and engineering behind the product blows me away. Not many know - they were basically pioneers in developing EV battery technology and charging standards in India(especially early o

Top News of the Day: 1. Nasher Miles, a digital-first luggage brand, has raised $4 million in its bridge round to Series A 2. SoftBank-backed Ola Electric suspends car project to focus on scooters, bikes 3. Emami set to acquire 100% stake in The

Top News of the Week: 1. Funding: - On a weekly basis, startup funding slipped 76.73% to $211 million as compared to around $906 million raised during the previous week. - Among the growth-stage deals, 9 startups raised $150.84 million in fundin