Ola Electric continued its upward momentum on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, marking the second consecutive day of gains. The stock price jumped over 14% during morning trade, taking its two-day increase to 24%.
Sentiments for the stock have turned buoyant after Ola Electric’s aggressive growth plans and innovation initiatives, as outlined by founder and chairman Bhavish Aggarwal.
Ola Electric, India’s largest pure-play Energy and EV company on Independence Day i..e August 15, 2025, Unveiled ‘India Inside’ vision.
In its ‘India Inside’ vision, the company showcased products built with excellence, powered by vertical integration, and driven by technology created in India, ensuring complete supply chain sovereignty. More importantly, this vision was a reflection of Ola Electric’s commitment to creating solutions for India and the world, with everything Made by Indians.
During the event, the company showcased its Ferrite Motor that is eliminating the import of magnets with heavy rare earth (HRE), announced the launch of S1 Pro+, S1 Pro Sport 5.2kWh and Roadster X+ 9.1kWh with 4680 Bharat Cell, showcased the working prototype of its Moonshot Project - Diamondhead, and released AI-powered MoveOS 6. Furthermore, the company shared details on its Gen 4 platform that will power the company’s next generation of vehicles across 2W, 3W, and 4W.
The S1 Pro Sport, featuring 5.2kWh and 4kWh battery packs powered by 4680 Bharat Cell technology, starts at ₹149,999, with deliveries set to begin in January 2026. Additional models, including the S1 Pro+ 5.2kWh and Roadster X+ 9.1kWh, are priced at ₹169,999 and ₹189,999, with an additional ₹10,000 discount during Navratri deliveries.
The 4680 Bharat Cell offers over 15 years of battery life, five times the capacity of competing options, and fast charging—reaching 80% in 15 minutes—according to Rajesh Mekkat, Head of R&D at Ola Electric.
Ola Electric is also pioneering India’s first ferrite motor, reducing reliance import of magnets with heavy rare earth (HRE). The ferrite motor is expected to roll out in Q3 FY26, supporting cost efficiency and supply chain resilience. India’s free trade agreement with Australia is a strategic advantage for securing lithium and manganese supplies for EV production.
The company unveiled a modular Gen 4 platform to support upcoming two-, three-, and four-wheeler EVs. Ola Electric also showcased the Diamondhead electric motorcycle prototype, targeting a sub-₹5 lakh price point in CY2027. It promises 0-100 km/h acceleration in 2 seconds and features such as self-driving and remote summon capabilities.
The rally began on Tuesday, when shares jumped nearly 8.5% after Aggarwal announced measures to reclaim market share and improve profitability in India’s competitive electric two-wheeler sector.
By Wednesday, Ola Electric’s share price had risen a total of 24.5% over two sessions, with shares trading at ₹50.72 on the NSE—a 13.14% increase for the day.
Despite this recent surge, the Ola Share price is trading below its IPO issue price of ₹76. Ola Electric’s market capitalisation currently stands at ₹22,619 crore, with a 52-week high of ₹157.40 and a low of ₹39.60.
Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.
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