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Ola Electric Could Lose Important Subsidies Due to Registration Delays

Ankita Das
Last updated: March 19, 2025 8:06 am
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Ola Electric, a leading electric vehicle (EV) company in India, is facing a big challenge. The company might lose government subsidies worth up to ₹5,000 per vehicle because of delays in updating agreements with registration agencies. This could affect Ola’s ability to keep its electric scooters affordable, making it harder to compete in the market.

What Are FAME II Subsidies?

The Indian government launched the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME II) scheme to encourage people to buy EVs. Under this scheme, companies like Ola Electric receive subsidies to make electric vehicles more affordable. These subsidies help reduce the cost for customers, making EVs a popular choice in India.

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Also Read: Ola Electric Just Took a Huge Hit—Find Out What Went Wrong?

Why Is Ola Electric Facing Issues?

Ola Electric depends on these subsidies to offer its electric scooters at competitive prices. However, delays in renewing contracts with registration agencies now put these benefits at risk. If the issue isn’t resolved soon, Ola could lose out on these subsidies, impacting its profits and pricing strategy.

Reasons for the Delay

There are two main reasons why the agreements are taking time:

  1. Complicated Process – Updating contracts with registration agencies involves many steps and approvals, causing delays.

  2. Data Errors – There are reports of mistakes in the data Ola Electric provided to these agencies. These errors have slowed down the verification process.

What Happens If Ola Loses the Subsidy?

If Ola Electric does not get the FAME II subsidies, the company will face two choices:

  • Increase Prices – If Ola increases the price of its scooters to make up for the lost subsidy, customers may switch to cheaper alternatives.

  • Absorb the Loss – If Ola decides not to increase prices, it will lose money, making it harder to keep the business profitable.

Either way, losing the subsidy could hurt Ola Electric’s growth and market position.

Impact on the EV Industry

This issue is not just a problem for Ola Electric. If other EV manufacturers also face similar registration delays, it could slow down the entire industry’s growth. This would be a setback for India’s efforts to promote electric vehicles and reduce pollution.

Read More: Tesla’s India Plan: Hiring Legal Experts and Certifying EVs for Big Growth

What’s Next?

Ola Electric is working with the registration agencies to resolve the issue as soon as possible. The company remains hopeful, but until the matter is settled, there is a real risk of losing these crucial subsidies.

In summary, the delay in renewing contracts could result in Ola Electric losing important government subsidies. This could affect the company’s pricing, profits, and the overall EV market in India. Everyone is watching closely to see how Ola handles this challenge.

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