Ola Electric recorded a significant rise in its market share across the Indian electric scooter industry during December 2025. The company saw its share of the market grow to 9.3% as it worked to resolve previous customer service issues and boost its monthly EV registrations.
This recovery comes after a period of declining sales and stock price volatility. Ola is gradually getting back to the place it occupied among the top three electric scooter brands in almost a dozen Indian states through the expansion of its service network and the introduction of new EV models.
Market Share Growth
After facing a difficult year, Ola Electric’s market share climbed to 9.3% in December, up from 7.2% in November. According to VAHAN data, the company registered 9,020 units during the month. In the second half of December, Ola’s market share jumped to almost 12%, showing more people are choosing their electric scooters.
Shares rose by over 9%
The news of Ola Electric’s market share rebound was a massive plus for its stock. The price of shares rose by over 9% on that day alone, hitting the price of ₹41.17 on January 2, 2026, thus increasing the market value of the company and indicating that investors were more optimistic about its electric vehicle plans in the long run.
Service Network Focus
The company’s comeback is heavily reliant on the “Hyperservice” program, which is aimed at making the company’s service network more robust. In December, they managed to complete 77% of service requests the same day. To keep up, Ola sent a 250-strong rapid response team to areas with high backlogs and is planning to bring in 1,000 more technicians across its EV service centres.
| Metric | December 2025 Data | November 2025 Data |
| Market Share | 9.3% | 7.2% |
| Units Registered | 9,020 | ~7,000 |
| Service Completion | 77% (Same Day) | Lower |
| Stock Movement | +9.7% Surge | Volatile |
New Battery Technology
Ola has also started delivering its latest models using the in-house “4680 Bharat Cell.” Deliveries of the S1 Pro+ (5.2 kWh) using these new cells began recently, and the company received government certification for its first electric motorcycle, the Roadster X+, which will also use this technology. This move is expected to lower costs and improve the range of their plug-in vehicles.
What lies ahead?
Looking ahead to 2026, the company plans to launch more battery-operated products, including the Ola Shakti battery energy storage system (BESS). By combining new vehicle launches with a stronger service network, Ola aims to further increase its market share. The goal is to move closer to its previous highs by providing a more reliable zero-emission ecosystem for Indian riders.
