Ola announced they are coming up with their Electric Scooter Segment
Recently a number of electric scooters have been entered in India and in this direction, cab aggregator service Ola can also launch its own electric scooter soon. Let us know that Ola Electric Scooter is going to compete with Bajaj Chetak Electric in India.
In India, electric scooters can be run for a limited distance due to a lack of charging infrastructure, but the new Ola electric scooter uses a technology that allows it to be driven for long distances without charging. And it will take just 5 minutes to re-fill its battery. Today we are going to tell you about this technique.
Let me tell you that the official pictures of the Ola electric scooter have now been revealed to everyone and now it can be launched in India in a few months. Let us tell you that some time ago, Ola has taken over the Etergo, after which the company is coming with an electric scooter segment. According to the information, the swappable high energy density battery has been used in this scooter.
No need for repeated charging for the electric scooter
As we told you, this scooter uses a swappable high energy density battery. In this case, you will not need to charge it again and again. The range of this scooter can be about 240 kilometers in a single charge. In this case, if you have another charged battery at your home, then you will replace it with a discharged battery, then its range will be doubled. This process will take only 5 minutes.
The biggest advantage of a swappable battery is that it can be taken out after being discharged and can be used in place of another charged battery instead. The Government of India may also introduce a swappable battery service on petrol pumps for scooters with swappable batteries in the future so that electric scooter riders can run their electric scooters for long distances without losing time. Talking about the features of Ola E-Scooter, a big storage boot, Bluetooth connectivity, TFT instrument cluster can be given in it.
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