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OLA ELECTRIC SELLS 25,000 UNITS DURING FEBRUARY 2025 WITH 28% MARKET SHARE

ELECTRIC 2-WHEELERS MARKET SHARE (As of Oct 2024): Ola Electric: 29.9% TVS Motor: 21.5% Bajaj Auto: 20.3% Ather Energy: 11.5%

Wow Ola Electric sale rises to 170% from last month where total sale of electric scooter rises 72 % . Feb: 8,653 units March: 23,430 units Now Ola has 20% market share Bajaj remains at top with 30% market share. Feb: 21,537 units March: 34,8

Real Estate Boom in Kolkata 💹 By the end of 2024, more than 17,000 units will be sold in Kolkata with a value of ₹12,000 crore. Till September, sales numbers were 13,500 units. Kolkata has surpassed Chennai in the sale of homes. 🤩

• Let's Decode OLA Electric Today ♥️🚀🤩 • Ola Electric is one of India's leading EV startups, founded in 2017 by Bhavish Aggarwal . It has become a unicorn company, valued at over $5.4 billion. • Investors: •Raised almost $5 billion from top inve

Legacy automaker TVS Motor and Bhavish Aggarwal-led Ola Electric have emerged as the top two players in India’s fast-growing electric two-wheeler (E2W) market for April, overtaking Bajaj Auto in total registrations. According to Vahan data as of May

Bajaj & TVS Overtake Ola Electric: A Wake-Up Call for Startups In December 2024, Bajaj & TVS sold over 25,000 EVs, surpassing Ola Electric’s 18,000. Ola, once seen as India’s EV poster child, stumbled with battery issues, weak after-sales support, a

Bhavish Aggarwal is reportedly planning to transfer the intellectual property (IP) rights for the Ola brand to a new holding company controlled by his family office. The proposed transfer has raised concerns among ANI investors, who fear losing out

Last weekend, I was on a trip with my friends and, as usual, we ended up talking about bikes, especially electric ones. We were discussing how some brands are losing sales while others are growing. And then there is Ultraviolette bringing in new mode

A tweet criticizing Ola Electric led to a 6.18% drop in its shares, wiping out ₹3,625 crore from its market value within two hours. This followed a public spat between Ola's CEO Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra, who criticized Ola’s scooters