Ola Electric Achieves 1 Million Production Milestone

Edited By: : Ankit Dubey
Updated Date:September 17, 2025 1:36 PM IST

Ola Electric reaches its 1 million EV milestone in less than 4 years, introduces its Roadster X + and Bharat Cell-powered scooters to drive the India-based 1000 scooter/1000 car India-wide mission, named EndICEAge.

Ola Electric, which is the largest pure-play EV company in India, has reached a historic milestone by producing its one-million th vehicle in its one-million Futurefactory located in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. This, and the fact that Ola is the first Indian-based pure EV company to achieve the one-million production milestone, have been achieved in less than four years of production since the company began operations in 2021.

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Ola commemorated the success by releasing a special edition roadster X+ in a bold midnight blue and sporty red accents on the two-tone car seat, rims and battery pack. Sustainability is also incorporated in the design, with badges that are made of recycled copper waste and electroplated bar ends, which support the Ola focus on environmentally friendly innovation.

The company cited the extreme demand of its S1 electric scooter line and the new Roadster X electric motorcycles as the reason behind the company success. Ola also launched the 4680 Bharat Cell into its cars at its yearly Sankalp event. New S1 Pro+ (5.2 kWh) and Roadster X+ (9.1 kWh) will start at 169,999 and will cost 189,999 respectively and will be delivered during this Navratri. Besides that, Ola has gotten into sports scooter with the introduction of the S1 Pro Sport, which has an initial cost of 1,49,999. The shipments of this model will start in January 2026.

Talking about the milestone, Ola Electric said, "We are the EV two-wheeler leader in India in only four years since our idea. We have our mission: #EndICEAge and transform India into the EV hub of the world.

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