Sources in Bangalore’s electric two -wheeler manufacturer company said that the company is currently changing the format of centralized warehouse and adopting a focused approach on retail sales amidst the controversy over running trade certificates without hail electric stores in Maharashtra. He emphasized that Ola Electric is ensuring that all regulatory compliance should be completed during this change.
The source of the development source told business standard, ‘Ola Electric now operates about 4,000 stores owned by the company. She is gradually transferring its retail-selling format from centralized godowns to these stores, so the company is making sure that all regulatory compliance is completed simultaneously. ‘
According to sources, Ola is moving towards projects with electric distribution network changes. These include closure of regional warehouses and sending vehicles, parts and accessories directly from factory to store, automation of registration and other procedures and improving productivity in sales and service networks. Apart from the cost savings, these changes have reduced the average stock of vehicles sold from 35 days to 20 days and customers have been reduced to four days from 12 days to four days.
First Published – April 23, 2025 | 11:36 pm IST
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