Ola Electric, India’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer, has unveiled its BOSS (Biggest Ola Season Sale) campaign for the festive season. Under this offer, customers can purchase the Ola S1 X 2kWh ...

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Ola Electric has kicked off its much-anticipated Biggest Ola Season Sale, offering exclusive early access to its community members with unbeatable deals on the Ola S1 electric scooter range.

Ola Electric on October 3 launched its BOSS - Biggest Ola Season Sale - campaign for the festive ... the mass market offerings include S1 X portfolio (2 kWh, 3 kWh, and 4 kWh) priced at Rs 74,999 ...

The sale begins today (October 3), CEO Bhavish Aggarwal announced on X (formerly Twitter). One of the key offers includes the S1 scooter priced as low as Rs 49,999. Ola’s sales took a hit in September ...

Ola Electric's strategic price cut for the S1X scooter under the BOSS sale is a calculated move to boost sales and regain consumer confidence. Amidst stiff competition and declining sales figures ...

The sale comes amid a decline in Ola's monthly sales and market share, as competitor brands TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto gain ground with comparable pricing and newer models. Electric scooter maker Ola ...

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Class 1 and 2 e-bikes and e-scooters would fall under "nonmotorized use" in the ordinance proposed. "A nonmotorized use shall not be deemed use of a motorized vehicle," the draft ordinance reads.

Gogoro has tackled these related issues by building out a network of thousands of battery-swapping stations throughout Taiwan, where scooters (think Vespa, not Razr) far outnumber cars.