Ola Electric is literally ‘charged up’ after showcasing its ‘India Inside’ vision at Sankalp 2025 on Independence Day. The share price of Ola Electric Mobility has rallied nearly 28% in the last three trading sessions. The electric two-wheeler maker had announced the integration of the 4680 Bharat Cell, India’s first indigenously developed Lithium-ion cell into its vehicles. The share price has been moving up on the back of its plans to achieve complete supply chain sovereignty.
We get you detailed analysis of the three big triggers supporting Ola’s share price jump in the past few sessions
Ola showcases Ferrite Motor at Sankalp 2025
Ola Electric showcased its Ferrite Motor at the Sankalp 2025 event. According to the electric two-wheeler maker, this will help in eliminating the import of magnets with heavy rare earth (HRE).
Bhavish Aggarwal, Founder and CMD, Ola Electric explained that Ola “is accelerating this mission by commercialising 4680 Bharat Cell and rare earth-free motors later this year.”
According to him, this will help create complete supply chain independence and will be deployed in its vehicle starting in Q3 FY26 in a phased manner.
4680 Bharat Cell integration in Ola Vehicles
Ola also highlighted that the 4680 Bharat Cell is being integrated in vehicles starting with S1 Pro+ 5.2 kWh and Roadster X+ 9.1 kWh. These are priced at Rs 1,69,999 and Rs 1,89,999 respectively. “We are expanding our product portfolio with the S1 Pro Sport and the S1 Pro+ & Roadster X+ with our own cells. At Ola Electric, we have been on a journey to build the future of energy and mobility in India,” he added.
Future product portfolio
That apart, Ola Electric also showcased the Moonshot in Motorcycling – Diamondhead. A futuristic bike with many world firsts, including a hub-centred steering and its own custom silicon. Targeted to launch in CY27. It is expected to be priced Rs 5 lakh and the company also announced its modular Gen 4 platform that will support the next generation of company’s two-, three- and four-wheeler offerings going forward. The Gen 4 platform would also support future Bharat Cell form factors such as 4680, 46100, and 46120, and would be powered by IPM (Internal permanent magnet), FeSynRM (Ferrite Magnet Motors) and Magnetless motors. It would be AI-powered and MoveOS enabled.
The company further shared that the modular Gen 4 platform would also have the capability to be scaled to accommodate three-wheelers, four-wheelers, drones, and humanoids. Additionally, the electric two-wheeler maker also reported strong dispatches in July and featured among the top three electric two-wheelers sellers in the auto sector along with TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto.