Ola's November retail sales stood at 8,046 vehicles, marking the lowest sales since February, as per Vahan data. This downward trend follows the GST cut, which was effective from September 22.
The gap between Ola's electric two-wheeler and its ICE rivals is likely to widen to at least ₹10,000 per vehicle.
₹10,000 accounts for 25% of Ola's gross margin per vehicle of ₹40,000 achieved in the September quarter (Q2FY26).
A recent jump in the stock price after Q1FY26 results, where sales volume rose 33% QoQ to 68,192 units, has fizzled out after the delivery volume fell to 52,666 units in Q2FY26.
Ola's next big bet is on lithium ion-based battery energy storage system (BESS) called Ola Shakti, which aims to substitute lead acid batteries in residential and commercial applications.
