Ola’s First Electric Car Will Be A Long Range EV With a Range Of Over 500km

• Ola electric car and four-wheeler plans to be unveiled on August 15.

• Teasers indicate that the first EV could have a coupe or sedan body style. 

• New electric scooter and battery innovation centre to also be introduced. 

Ola is all set to enter the four-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) market on August 15. Ahead of the automaker’s first electric car’s unveiling, sources in the know have informed us that it targets a range of at least 500km on a single charge. 

It’s likely to be launched sometime in 2023, offering a better range than any mainstream carmaker’s electric vehicles that include the Tata Nexon EV Max and upcoming Mahindra XUV400 electric. 

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Previously, Ola has teased concept vehicles in different body styles including a hatchback and SUV. Going by the latest teaser, it seems that the carmaker’s first electric car is a coupe or sedan. 

We aren’t sure of the EV’s specs or features yet, but sources tell us it’ll be a feature-packed EV with a powerful drivetrain and in-house developed tech on board. This should include the advanced driver assistance and active safety systems (ADAS) that have been previewed by the carmaker on a golf cart test vehicle earlier. 

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Ola’s electric car will likely be powered by battery packs made from the new 2170 lithium ion cell that the automaker revealed earlier this year. 

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Other than the new electric car, Ola will reveal an electric scooter and its new Battery Innovation Centre, a fully equipped battery research facility. More details about the electric car’s indicative pricing, specs and charging time should be revealed at the August 15 unveiling.