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The Ola eclectic has entered the B2B electric vehicle segment by launching its first commercial e-scooter in India, the Ola gig. The scooter comes in two variants: the base gig is priced at INR 39,999 ( ex-showroom), and the high-end gig + is priced at INR 49,999(ex-showroom). Deliveries are expected to begin in April 2025.
Practical design of electric scooters for businesses
Both the Gig and Gig+ follow Ola’s feature basic design principles, which include minimalistic pattern and efficiency to meet performance goals:
Ola Gig Specifications: Motor and performance
Gig
Gig +
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Both models come with a removable 1.5kWh battery pack, which allows flexibility in charging and usage.
While Ola claims quick charging times, specific details about charging durations have not yet been disclosed.
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The introductory price of the Ola Gig series makes them one of the most affordable electric scooters in the B2B market. Starting from INR 39,999 for Gig and INR 49,999 for Gig+, these models aim to deliver value to businesses while promoting sustainable mobility. The list of gigs shows Ola pushing into the commercial EV space, further expanding its electric scooter portfolio to build to suit the needs of Indian businesses. Deliveries will start from April 2025. This scooter is set to redefine how companies approach near the last miles of transport and delivery.
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