Ola Electric Stock Rockets 20%: PLI Certification Drives Massive Weekly Rally

Ola Electric is stealing the show this week with a spectacular 20% surge that has investors buzzing. The EV maker’s shares climbed 5% to ₹57.50 on Friday, capping off what’s become one of the most impressive weekly performances in the auto sector.

The Game-Changer: PLI Certification Approved

The rally isn’t just hype—it’s backed by solid fundamentals. On August 26, Ola Electric received compliance certification under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme from the Automotive Research Association of India, covering their entire S1 Gen 3 scooter lineup.

Certified Models Under PLI Scheme

S1 SeriesBattery CapacityModel Variant
S1 Pro3 kWhStandard
S1 Pro4 kWhEnhanced Range
S1 Pro+4 kWhPremium
S1 X2 kWhEntry Level
S1 X3 kWhMid Range
S1 X4 kWhExtended
S1 X+4 kWhTop Variant

This certification is crucial since Gen 3 scooters contribute the majority of Ola’s current sales, making this approval a revenue game-changer for the company.

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Policy Tailwinds Creating Perfect Storm

Beyond PLI certification, market sentiment is riding high on potential policy reforms. Speculation about GST reductions on entry-level EVs and NITI Aayog discussions with two-wheeler manufacturers to accelerate motorcycle electrification has added fuel to the rally.

The timing couldn’t be better for India’s EV market expansion, with government support creating unprecedented opportunities.

Bold Market Share Ambitions

Founder Bhavish Aggarwal has set an ambitious target of capturing 25-30% of India’s electric two-wheeler market. With the company’s vertical integration strategy and continuous product launches, this goal seems increasingly achievable.

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The market potential is enormous. Government estimates project electric scooters could make up 80% of sales by 2030, though motorcycles may lag at around 10% penetration.

More than 90 or around inr 348 crore of ola electrics revenue in fy22 came from sale of scooters while the remainder was from sale of subscriptions to its battery swapping infrastructure

Investment Outlook: What’s Next?

MetricCurrent Status2030 Projection
Electric Scooter Share12-15%80%
Motorcycle Electrification2-3%10%
Overall Two-Wheeler EV8-10%36%

At ₹56.10 (up 2.3% in Friday trading), Ola Electric demonstrates how policy certifications can instantly translate into market confidence. The stock’s performance reflects growing investor faith in India’s electric mobility transition and Ola’s positioning within it.

This week’s rally proves that in the rapidly evolving EV space, regulatory approvals and government backing remain the strongest catalysts for stock performance. For investors tracking EV stock movements, Ola Electric’s surge offers valuable insights into policy-driven market dynamics.

Read More: India’s EV Policy Updates | Electric Two-Wheeler Market Trends

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