Ola Electric says it’s running a limited festive campaign, which includes a general discount of Rs 5,000 for every customer and Rs 25,000 on limited inventory of the S1 X 2 kWh model.

Ola Electric has achieved 34 per cent market share on the back of its wide S1 portfolio of scooters and an expanding service network, even as its after-sales and pricing practices come under radar

Ola Electric's shares surged nearly 4% on Tuesday as the company reported a significant increase in market share in India's electric two-wheeler market.

ARAI has sent an email to Ola Electric, seeking an explanation on how the company is retailing the S1 X 2 kWh scooter below the stated ex-factory price of Rs 75,001 to claim Rs 10,000 subsidy.

Ola Electric, facing increased regulatory scrutiny over its recent BOSS sale discounts, has clarified its position in a formal response to the BSE.

As part of the sale, Ola is offering the S1 electric scooter at a starting price of ₹49,999. This move comes amid a slump in sales, with September marking the company's lowest sales this year—23,965 units,

The company is working on expanding its sales and service network through its Network Partner Program, with a goal to onboard 10,000 partners by the end of 2025. Ola Electric has also introduced the EV Service Training Program with the objective of training 1 lakh third-party mechanics to service EVs across India.

Ola Electric share price declined as Automotive Research Association of India asked the company to provide clarification about a price reduction for its S1 X 2 kWh model in its recently announced sale

Government questions Ola Electric Mobility for not informing price change, impacting subsidy eligibility under PM E-DRIVE scheme.

Shares of Ola Electric Mobility drop 3% amid regulatory scrutiny from ARAI over unreported price cuts on its S1 X 2kWh model, which may affect subsidies under the PM E-DRIVE scheme. The company offers significant discounts in its ‘BOSS 72-hour Rush’ sale.