Ola will launch gen 3 platform-based electric scooter in India this week

Ola electric will launch a new electric scooter based on its third generation platform this week, the company announced on wedding. First unveiled in August, the Ev Maker’s Gen 3 Platform is Claimed to Deliver Improvements Related to Relibility, Quality, and Serviceability Over the Previous Generation Electric Scooter. The new generation products were initially planned for an august 2025 debut but the company has accepted the launch time and the new scooters are not slated to launch laater this week.

Ola Electric Gen 3 Platform Scooters

In a post On X (Formerly Twitter), CEO Bhavish Agarwal Announced The Launch Schedule of the Gen 3 Ev Scooters will take place at 10:30 am IST on January 31. Generation products in terms of design, features, As well as performance. The Accompanying Teaser Image Gives a Glimpse at the Design of the Scooter which appears Similar to other offerings in the company’s portfolio, namely the Ola s1 pro,

The company claims That its 3 Electric scooters have been enginered to brings improvements in terms of reliability, quality, serviceability – Three key areas of projects which have surnamed the company in recanables. The hub motor is class to be one component of the electric scooter which is prone to quality issues.

Ola Electric Says it has rectified this problem by moving the setup to a complete mid-mount. This not only reduces the cost but is also said to improve quality “significantly”.

The Gen 3 Platform will also help get a 20 percetic point Reduction, Leading to Savings, Says Agarwal. This is possible due to a rewerked Architecture of the Motor Platform which Reduces Cost While Increasing The Power Density. Meanwhile, the electronics platform is redesigned to lower the number of ecus and integrate them into a single board. Ola Electric has changed the battery structure, Taking Away Layers of Plastic.

All this combined, is said to result in that savings. The company also aims to start manufacturing of several components which are currently being outsourced to suppliers, in addition to increase automation, to lower costs at the factory level.