Bhavish Aggarwal said that the company sold four scooters every second, which cost Rs. Business of 600 crores in just 24 hours.
see photosOla Electric to start deliveries in 1000 cities and towns in October this year
Ola Group CEO Bhavish Agarwal has announced that the company sold electric scooters worth over Rs 600 crore within the first 24 hours of the sale. Ola Electric started the sale of its S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters on September 16, 2021. Customers can book the scooter online for a minimum of Rs 20,000, while deliveries are slated to begin in October this year in 1000 cities and towns. The company was originally scheduled to start sales on September 8, but the plan was delayed after glitches in its website. Currently, the company is accepting orders through its mobile app.
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“We sold 4 scooters every second. In fact, in just 24 hours, we sold scooters worth over 600 crores. This is more than the scooters sold in a day by the entire 2W industry in terms of value. Make no mistake, EVs It was also established that with the right product, India has a huge demand and a huge domestic market for two wheeler EVs. We need innovation, drive a strong local EV ecosystem and make India not only a big EV Must be leveraged to create a market, but also a global EV manufacturing hub,” Agarwal said in a blog post.
Customers can book Ola scooters only till midnight tonight (September 16), before the order books are filled
Agarwal also said that today (September 16, 2021) will be the last day for consumers to buy these scooters. Customers who have already booked will be given preference and can shop tonight till midnight. The Ola S1 is priced at ₹1 Lakh, while the S1 Pro is priced at ₹ 1.30 Lakh (all prices, ex-showroom). Prices have come down on the basis of state subsidies across the country.
Read also: Ola Electric Futurefactory to be run by 10,000 women
In other news, Ola announced that its Future Factory will be run entirely by a women workforce. The company will employ 10,000 at full operating capacity, making it the world’s largest female-only factory and the only female automotive manufacturing facility worldwide.
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Located in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, the Ola factory is spread over 500 acres and will have a production capacity of 10 million vehicles per year when fully completed. The company has secured a $100 million long-term start-up from Bank of Baroda to close the first phase of development of its factory.
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