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The SoftBank-backed ride-hailing firm has roped in Julien Geffard to lead Europe operations for its electric business
The introduction of SoftBank-backed Ola's electric scooters will help support New Zealand's public sector become carbon neutral by 2025
At a time when Covid-19 is pounding the transportation industry, it has been reported that Ola has closed local driver offices in Australia and suspended personal accident insurance for drivers there
Pinheiro will spearhead Ola's plan to build world-class manufacturing facilities starting with the world's largest scooter factory, and then expanding to multiple such units in India
In this podcast we will talk about new regulations for cab aggregators, penalties in case of violation among other things
The new ride-hailing regulations are ill-conceived
Firms face penalties, including loss of licence, for violation of govt guidelines
India accounts for an estimated 11% of Uber's global rides annually
The government has said that non-compliance with these norms would also invite penalties
The electric scooter will be initially manufactured at a facility in the Netherlands
In June last year, Ola had opened an Advanced Technology Centre in San Francisco Bay to accelerate its work across electric and connected vehicles
The SoftBank-backed ride-hailing firm had seen a massive slump during the lockdown but is now seeing close to 100 per cent recovery in key cities
A member of the JPC said that Ola was committed to data localisation and told the members it shared data only with associate companies
The SoftBank-backed Indian ride-hailing firm can continue to operate pending the outcome of any appeal process
TfL said it had discovered a number of failures in Ola's operations, including breaches of its regime
Social media giant Facebook on Monday said it has appointed former Ola executive Arun Srinivas as the Director of Global Business Group in India
The company hopes to have 30 per cent green and sustainable vehicles in its fleet in the next 3 years or by FY23-24
March and April were the cruellest for automakers because of a nationwide lockdown. As economic begins to pick up, Surajeet Das Gupta explains how automakers can get business in these uncertain times
These exits follow that of Nitin Gupta, CEO of Ola Financial Services, who resigned in May.