OLA Bike News

Ola Electric has greenlit a Rs 2,000 crore investment aimed at expanding its battery cell production and advancing in-house technology capabilities, reinforcing its long-term EV strategy.

Ola’s S1 X+ 5.2 kWh scooter receives ICAT certification for its new 4680 Bharat Cell, marking a major step in indigenous EV battery technology.

April 2026 Vahan data shows India’s high‑speed electric two‑wheeler market cooling after March’s peak but still at near‑record levels.

Ola Electric's FY26 has been turbulent: sales plummeted 47% MoM in Feb 2026 to 3,968 units, market share dipped under 6%, and ICRA issued a downgrade citing competition and losses.

Ola Electric strengthens its internal financial structure as its subsidiary allots Rs 127.64 crore in preference shares to a group entity.

Ola Electric’s Roadster X now holds more than half the EV‑motorcycle market in several high‑volume Indian states, highlighting its growing penetration in the bike‑centric regions.

Ola Electric has introduced the new S1 X+ 5.2 kWh variant at Rs 1.29 lakh (ex-showroom), offering a claimed 320 km IDC range and 125 kmph top speed, making long-range electric commuting more accessible to buyers in India.

India’s electric two-wheeler industry surged with a 22% year-on-year growth in FY2026. However, market leader Ola Electric saw a dip in share as rivals like TVS iQube, Ather 450X, and Bajaj Chetak gained ground in key urban markets.

Ola Electric has cut the Roadster X+ 9.1 kWh price by ₹60,000, now selling it in limited batches. The motorcycle claims a 500km range, with battery production capacity expanding and over 10,000 March registrations.

Ola Electric launches festive offers on its S1 series scooters and Roadster models, providing benefits up to Rs 30,000, special pricing on select units, and an expanded upgrade program for existing customers.

The Vahan Dashboard reveals TVS dominating February 2026 high-speed E2W sales at 31,614 units, with detailed OEM rankings showing legacy brands surging ahead of startups.

India’s electric two-wheeler segment opened 2026 with a reshuffled leaderboard. This in-depth January 2026 sales report breaks down Vahan registrations, YoY growth, and key trends for the top 10 OEMs.

TVS Motor clinched December 2025's EV two-wheeler lead with 24,317 units despite a 19.8% slump to 97,399 total. Bajaj (18,197) and Ather (16,391) trailed, and Ola surged 7.4% in sales.

November 2025 witnessed major shifts in India's electric scooter market as TVS reclaimed leadership. Bajaj, Ather, and Hero Vida gained traction, while Ola Electric faced a decline.

Bajaj Auto soared to the top of India’s electric two-wheeler sales in October 2025, leading a record-breaking month for EV adoption, with fierce competition among TVS, Ather, and Ola Electric.