Ola Electric’s share price rose sharply on Friday, climbing about 9% to reach a one‑month high of ₹40.77. The jump reflects strong December sales and new customer‑service initiatives.
Why the Shares Rose
The rally marks the second straight session of gains, taking the stock up roughly 30.5% over the last ten trading days.
December Sales and Market Share
In December, Ola Electric sold about 9,020 electric two‑wheelers, pushing its market share to 9.3% for the month, up from 7.2% in November. By the second half of December, the share rose to nearly 12%, showing growing demand across the country.
Improved Service with Hyperservice
The company launched a "Hyperservice" program that aims to fix most issues on the same day. In December, 77% of service requests were completed within a day, helping to smooth out bottlenecks caused by rapid growth.
New Products and Energy Business
- Started delivering the 4680 Bharat Cell‑powered S1 Pro+ scooter (5.2 kWh) in November.
- Received government certification for the Roadster X+ motorcycle in December.
- Ola’s energy arm, Ola Shakti, plans to begin delivering battery‑energy‑storage systems (BESS) in the coming months.
Overall Stock Performance
Despite the recent rally, the stock finished 2025 down 58% from its post‑listing high of ₹157.40 and 44% from its one‑year high of ₹71.25, making it one of the worst‑performing new‑age tech stocks of the year.
Disclaimer
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