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 Wednesday. The first unveiled in August, the General 3 platform of the EV manufacturer claims to provide reliability, quality and serviceability on the previous generation electric scooters. The new generation products were initially planned for the beginning of August 2025, but the company has accelerated the launch timeline and the new scooters have now been slaans to launch this week.

Ola Electric General 3 Platform Scooter

One in Post On X (East Twitter), CEO Bhavish Aggarwal announced that the launch schedule of General 3 EV scooters will be on IST on January 31 at 10:30 am. Official said its new platform crosses the second generation products in terms of design, features. Also performance. The teaser image gives a glimpse on the design of the scooter that looks similar to other offerings in the company’s portfolio, namely the OLA S1 Pro.

Company Claim Its gene 3 electric scooters have been engineered to improve the three major areas of reliability, quality, serviceability – which have surrounded the company in recent months. The hub motor is considered a component of electric scooters that suffer from quality issues.

Ola Electric says that it has corrected this problem by taking the setup to full middle-mount. It not only reduces costs, but is also asked to improve quality.

Aggarwal says that General 3 platforms will help achieve a decrease in 20 percent point. This is possible due to a re -obtained architecture of the motor platform that reduces the cost by increasing the power density. Meanwhile, the electronics platforms are designed to reduce the number of ECUs and re -integrate them to a single board. Ola Electric has replaced the battery structure by removing plastic layers.

All this is said to be the result in those savings. The company aims to start building several components, which are currently being outsourced to suppliers, in addition to the increase in automation at the level of the factory.