In addition to offering online shopping, Ola Electric intends to open experience centres across the nation, according to a tweet from the CEO of the business. The corporation intends to open 200 such facilities by March of next year, even though 20 such experience centres have already been established. Aggarwal also shared pictures of the business' showrooms, where the company's electric scooters are displayed and several clients can be seen admiring the battery-powered cars in various colours.
Aggarwal thinks that by opening these showrooms, the company will be able to introduce its battery-powered products to even more people. “Customers loving the convenience of online purchases and test rides - thousands a day and growing. Experience centres will enable even more people to experience our products!"
Separately, the business offered a sneak peek of the work being done on its electric automobile, which is slated to join the roads in 2024, earlier this month on World EV Day. The exterior of the car is designed in the movie, first using a computer and subsequently using clay modelling. Three black lines on the model's face's top and one black line pointing toward the bonnet.
On August 15, the Bengaluru-based EV firm released the first accurate image of their electric car along with other information about it. The vehicle would have a range of more than 500 kilometres on a single charge and is advertised as the fastest electric vehicle on Indian roads. The EV would have a keyless ignition system, an all-glass roof, a four-second acceleration to 100 km/h, and a drag coefficient of less than 0.21 cdr.
The model will go on sale in 2024, however, the precise month is unknown at this time. The S1 Pro and S1 electric scooters would also be produced at the FutureFactory, which is located close to Bengaluru.
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