Ola Electric reported a 20% month-on-month increase in registrations for April 2026, reaching 12,166 units compared to 10,133 units in March, as per VAHAN data.
This growth comes at a time when the broader electric two-wheeler segment witnessed a decline of over 22% month-on-month, making Ola Electric the only major player in the segment to record positive growth during the period.
The company attributed this performance to improved operational stability, stronger execution, and sustained demand across its product portfolio. According to a company spokesperson, the momentum built in March continued into April, supported by ongoing recovery and strategic initiatives.
A key driver behind the improved performance is the commercialisation of Ola Electric’s indigenously developed 4680-format Bharat Cells, which are enhancing cost efficiency and enabling the company to pass on benefits to customers.
The company’s electric motorcycle lineup, including the Ola Roadster range, has gained traction in key markets such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Madhya Pradesh, highlighting growing demand for electric motorcycles beyond urban centres.
Additionally, the Ola Roadster X+ 9.1 kWh variant, powered by the proprietary battery technology, offers a claimed range of up to 500 km under IDC standards, further strengthening the brand’s appeal.
Looking ahead, Ola Electric remains focused on accelerating EV adoption through advanced technology, scalable manufacturing, and cost-effective solutions, supported by its vertically integrated ecosystem spanning vehicles, batteries, and cell production.
