Ola’s Yulu rival to have removable battery

    The company’s CEO has teased a partially visible B2B scooter and a removable battery pack.

    Published On Nov 26, 2024 01:51:00 PM

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    Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal has shared a few pictures on his social media account revealing two new developments. One image shows an Ola-branded removable battery pack, while the other gives a partial glimpse of the new B2B scooter, which is similar to the Yulu bikes we see zipping around metro cities these days. 

    1. The new e-scooter appears to be targeted at the B2B market
    2. The scooter has simple underpinnings, will be a low-cost product
    3. Removable battery pack could also be seen on future Ola models

    New Ola scooter, removable battery shown

    Earlier this year, Ola Electric filed a design patent for a utilitarian B2B electric scooter, and it seems that the company has now readied the same scooter for a market launch. Another interesting detail is that the scooter will use removable batteries, similar to its primary rival, the Yulu electric mopeds. 

    Also See: New Ola electric scooter design patent filed

    The upcoming Ola B2B e-scooter will have a barebones design. A luggage rack is visible, showing this will be a very practical, utilitarian offering. A drum rear brake and a hub-mounted motor are also visible, further reinforcing the fact that this is going to be a rather simple and low-cost product. 

    Coming to the battery pack, while it is certain that the B2B scooter will have removable batteries, this same pack could also find a home in future Ola Electric models. The company has several models in the pipeline under its new Gen 3 platform, which are due by January 2025. And it also showcased some funky-looking electric bikes, deliveries of which will begin next year.

    Also See: Ola Gen 3 products arriving by January 2025

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