Ola Electric announced an expansion in its market presence in December, supported by higher service capacity under its in-app Hyperservice initiative. The company said the programme helped improve customer experience and service turnaround, contributing to stronger registrations and market share gains.
According to the company, Ola Electric registered 9,020 units in December, taking its month-on-month market share to 9.3%, up from 7.2% in November 2025. The company added that momentum picked up in the latter half of the month, with market share rising to nearly 12% in the second half of December, indicating improved demand trends.
The Hyperservice feature, rolled out earlier in December, allows customers to book service appointments directly through the Ola Electric app, select preferred time slots, track service status and manage service-related requirements digitally. The company said the initiative significantly improved service efficiency, with 77% of service requests completed on the same day during December 2025.
To support the rollout, Ola Electric said it has added 250 skilled technicians and expanded its workforce by over 1,000 employees, while also strengthening its pan-India spare parts supply chain. As per regulatory disclosures, the company’s direct-to-consumer genuine parts initiative has received over 8,000 orders since October 2025.
Ola Electric also stated that its pan-India market share increased by around 2 percentage points between November and December, with particularly strong growth reported in southern India, including Bengaluru, based on VAHAN registration data.
Commenting on the development, Bhavish Aggarwal, Chairman and Managing Director, Ola Electric, said the rollout of new technologies and upcoming energy storage solutions is aimed at strengthening both near-term execution and the company’s long-term technology roadmap.
Following the update, Ola Electric Mobility shares closed at ₹37.65, up nearly 4% on the day. However, the stock remains down over 7% in the past one month.
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