Ola Electric: Ola Electric has filed a design patent for a removable battery. Ola’s electric scooter does not use a fixed battery setup, which means that the upcoming swappable battery may be included in the brand’s upcoming electric three-wheeler. A design patent has been filed for a removable battery. Let’s know the full news.
Will be used in new vehicles
Ola’s electric scooter does not use a fixed battery setup, which means that the upcoming swappable battery may be included in the brand’s upcoming electric three-wheeler. However, there is no official confirmation about this. Ola Electric will likely use swappable batteries for commercial applications. Swappable batteries will reduce downtime.
These companies use swappable batteries
Swappable batteries are being used extensively for commercial purposes. Except for Hero MotoCorp-owned Vida, which is one of the few electric two-wheeler companies to use swappable battery technology.
Bounce also uses swappable batteries in its e-scooters. Yuma Energy uses these for its last-mile electric two-wheelers, while Honda has also developed its own set of swappable batteries for use on electric three-wheelers in select parts of the country.
Ola’s future plans
Ola Electric’s future lineup not only includes electric scooters and three-wheelers, but the company is also working on electric cars and motorcycles. Ola’s first e-bike will hit the market in 2025, while the electric car will arrive at the end of the decade.
