This Electric car could disrupt the market!

Ola Electric, after initial hiccups, is finally gaining momentum in the electric space. The Ola S1 did and still is having some issues, but the Ola S1 is the best-selling electric scooter in the country. Ola and Bhavish Aggarwal have bigger plans in place after the scooter. Ola next wants to make a car. Developing an electric scooter is one thing, but developing an electric car is a different ball game altogether. Still, Ola seems to be on the right track as now we have its patent design leaked. In today’s article, let’s talk about the 2024 Ola Electric car.  

Patent leaked

The Ola Electric car comes with a minimalistic design similar to the Tesla Model 3 and Model S. At the front, we have sleek headlamps with a connecting strip in the middle. There are a lot of sharp cuts all around probably to aid aerodynamics. Other than that, we can see the dual-tone colour. In the side profile, we can see the tapering roofline adding the coupe-like look. 

What else do we know?

Ola had teased the interior bits of the car. In this, it had a two-spoke steering wheel similar to the Yoke offered by Tesla cars. Besides that, we had the floating infotainment system, and also a digital instrument cluster. In the interiors, Ola is trying a minimalistic design. Ola has stated that it plans to launch the car by the end of 2024 and will be targeted towards the premium segment.  

2024 Ola electric car – Specifications

Ola has not revealed much information about the specifications. But it will come with a 70 or 80kWh battery pack that should offer a claimed range of 500km. Ola has also claimed that the electric car can do 0 to 100kph sprint in under 4 mins. Like the scooter, it will come loaded with features and is also expected to come with autonomous driving capabilities. 

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