According to Aggarwal, the reason behind his stand is simple: A global carmaker like Tesla that sells "five, or 20, or 100 vehicles per year" in India by importing them from outside, is going to serve the ecosystem in no meaningful manner.
Ola, an Indian competitor to Uber that makes its own electric vehicles, has hired Jaguar Land Rover veteran Wayne Burgess as its head of vehicle design.
Ola kicks off construction of world’s largest two-wheeler factory Updated Feb 26, 2021 | 13:45 IST
Ola said this factory be its global manufacturing hub for its electric scooters and two-wheelers that will be retailed not only in India but international markets as well. Ola kicks off construction of world’s largest two-wheeler factory
Ola, an Indian mobility company, has some big news to share: The ride-hailing service provider has started construction of its two-wheeler factory in Tamil Nadu. What s really intriguing is the fact that it will be the world’s largest two-wheeler factory spread across a 500-acre site. This is in continuation of the plans that were first announced in December last year, when Ola siged a ₹2,400 crore Memorandum of Understaning with the government of Tamil Nadu. The company then completed land acquisition in January 2021. It also partnered with Siemens for the upcoming electric vehicle manufacturing facility. Anyway,
Ola To Deploy ABB Robotics And Automated Solutions At Its Scooter Factory
Ola To Deploy ABB Robotics And Automated Solutions At Its Scooter Factory
Ola, one of India s leading ride-hailing and mobility companies, has announced that it selected ABB as one of its key partners for robotics and automation solutions for its factory in India.
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The Ola EV plant is coming up in Tamil Nadu
It will have a manufacturing capacity of 2 million units per annum
It was a barely a month ago that Ola announced its plans to set up a mega factory for its electric scooter in Tamil Nadu. The plant in Tamil Nadu will be the world s largest scooter manufacturing facility, which will initially have an annual capacity of 2 million units and will generate 10,000 jobs in the region. Now, Ola has announced that ABB will be one of its key partners for robotics and automation solutions at the plant. The plant is expected to be