Ola Electric shares dropped 80% from peak amid weak demand, massive revenue guidance cut, and parent company rating downgrade pressure.

Kinetic Engineering Ltd., through its subsidiary Kinetic Watts & Volts Ltd (KWVL), is about to make a considerable leap in the electric two-wheeler market in India. Based on its long-term product roadmap, the company announced plans that include introducing new vehicle categories and setting ambitious production targets.  To support this whole process, the company has committed to developing essential components in-house, thereby positioning itself for enormous growth in the electric

Ola Electric, a manufacturer of electric vehicles, has announced the start of mass delivery of its electric vehicles with the 4680 ‘Bharat Cell’ battery, which is totally Indian-made. The deliveries are now at their peak, and a national rollout is going to take place soon to ensure the technology is available all over the country. New Battery Technology The 4680 ‘Bharat Cell’ is a breakthrough technology for Ola Electric. This

Honda Activa Electric, launched earlier this year in India at an ex-showroom price of Rs 1.17 lakh, has seen its production temporarily halted due to zero sales in recent months. According to SIAM data, the company has not manufactured a single unit of the Activa e since August 2025. Alongside it, production of the Honda QC1 has also been stopped owing to unsold inventory. Inventory Remains Unsold The sales figure

Ultraviolette Automotive delayed the delivery of Tesseract; the launch date has been pushed out to Q3 or Q4 of 2026, from January 2026.