New Delhi: Setting the stage for aggressive entries to the two-wheeled room after opening a very aggressive order for Rs 499, Ola Electric made a spark with a green scooter that will soon be launched, claiming to have a book order 1 unit lakh only 24 hours opening.
Even though this is only a number order and there will definitely be cancellations, a good response shows interest buyers who develop into electrical drivetrains, especially with gasoline prices that cross the 100-city Hospital in many cities in many cities.
Bhavish Aggarwal, group chairman and CEO Ola, said this “early” from strong consumer trends towards electricity and said the company would increase two-wheeled production and other green products.
“Unprecedented demand is a clear indicator to move consumer preferences to EVS …
this is only the beginning!” she says.
While the product price has not been announced, the company has promised a “aggressive” entry point for the market, in what is seen as a big challenge for petellings such as the hero of the Motocorp, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India, TV and Bajaj.
Even though Ola was overdrive, older players seemed to be playing catch-up.
Heroes – who have shares in Ather’s electricity start-up – have not launched their own branded EV (he plans to do so at the end of this year), and Honda 2wheelers still “learn” 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 is preparing a factory on the 500 hectare site in Tamil Nadu and aims to operationalize the first phase with a capacity of 2 million annuals.
This plans to reach the full capacity of 10 million annual vehicles next year.
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 with one charge 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.