New Delhi: Because Electric gets a boost through central policy and an interesting state level, competition in the segment increases.
Start-Up-Boy Bhavish Aggarwal poster throws virtual challenges to establish players such as Hero Moto, Honda 2Wheelers and Bajaj by announcing the number of RS 499 orders that are very aggressive for the company’s debut electric scooter which will soon be launched.
The scooter will be the second commercially available two wheels of Aggarwal’s Ola and the company is believed to have set aggressive targets for the category.
While detail has not yet appeared, Ola scooter – which has been and highlighted aggressively on social media – will have a range of about 150 km at a single cost and has a highest speed of 100 km per hour.
This is seen as “very profitable” by industrial observers, especially when gasoline prices have passed the RS 100 sign in most places.
“The Indian EV revolution began today because we opened a reservation for our electric scooter, the first in the upcoming EV range.
With outstanding performance, technology, and design together with aggressive prices, it will help accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility, “Aggarwal, chairman and CEO of the Ola Group, said.
But while Ola was in Overdrive, the other seemed to be up.
While the hero – who owns shares in Ather’s electricity start-up – has not launched its own branded eV (he plans to do so at the end of this year), Honda 2wheelers also “studied” the segment.
And while Bajaj and TV have launched electrical products, they have not been able to produce many impacts on the market.
Ola Electric, who sees EVS as a global opportunity for India, says bookings are open to the first product and consumers can order scooters on their websites on its website by paying RS 499 deposit.
“Ola scooter provides a revolutionary scooter experience with a leading speed, upper speed ever before, the biggest boot room and advanced technology …
will be aggressively valued to make it broadly accessible, “Th.
The company e said, adding that the product will be launched from Nadu Tamil.
The factory is built on 500 hectares sites.
Ola Electric aims to operationalize the first phase with a capacity of 2 million annual, with a plan to achieve a full capacity of 10 million annual vehicles next year.