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Ola Electric to expand its distribution network to 4,000 stores by Dec 20
The Daily Guardian
|December 03, 2024
Ola Electric, India's electric vehicle (EV) company, has announced a massive expansion of its distribution network, aiming to increase the count to 4,000 stores by December 20, 2024.
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This rollout, featuring over 3,200 new outlets alongside its existing 800 stores, is one of the most extensive EV distribution expansions globally, underscoring Ola's commitment to democratizing EV adoption in India.
The expanded network will cover all pin codes in the country, making Ola Electric the largest EV distributor in India. All new stores will be equipped with co-located service facilities, further enhancing after-sales support for customers.
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