Ola Electric Teases Its Upcoming Electric Car, New Details Revealed

- Ola Electric car's new teaser shows an octagonal steering wheel.
- The car will also feature a large horizontal infotainment unit.
- It will have an all-glass roof, and a drag coefficient of 0.21 Cd.
Ola Electric just unveiled its new entry-level electric scooter called the Ola S1 Air, but along the sidelines of the launch event, Ola Electric also dropped a teaser for its upcoming electric car. While it's no news that Ola Electric is gearing up to launch several electric cars in India, the latest teaser reveals some new details about the car.
Also Read: Ola S1 Air Electric Scooter Launched In India; Has Introductory Price Of Rs. 79,999
The Ola Electric car will get an octagonal shaped steering wheel.
The teaser showed a small glimpse of the interior of the car, showing the steering wheel as well as parts of the dashboard. The steering wheel of the car is different from conventional wheels, and it looks as though it was borrowed from a spaceship. It has a horizontal-rectangular shape with chamfered-off edges, making it octagonal. It also has a two-spoke design, and apart from an embossed ‘OLA’ logo in the middle, it gets backlit buttons which will be used to control a host of features in the car.
Also Read: Ola Electric Set To Export The Ola S1 Range To Europe & Latin America By Early 2023
The Ola Electric car will get a large horizontal infotainment screen.
A glimpse of the dashboard also showed that the car will get ambient lighting too. While much else wasn't visible in the rather dark teaser, some enhanced images showed the silhouette of the infotainment unit. The unit seen in the teaser is rather large in dimensions, and could be in excess of 12-inches in size. The unit also appears to be placed horizontally, and it is unclear if it will operate all of the functions in the car - much like in a Tesla - or if the car will have some physical buttons below it as well. The teaser also showed that the car will make do with cameras in place of rear view mirrors, which will help to cut down air-resistance.
Also Read: Ola Electric Introduces MoveOS 3 Software Along With The Launch Of Ola S1 Air
Ola Electric's upcoming car will have a drag coefficient of 0.21 Cd.
Also Read: First Ola Electric Car Due In 2024; Plans To Roll Out 6 Electric Cars Across 2 Platforms
Ola Electric also announced some details about its upcoming cars on August 15, 2022. Ola Electric's first car will be highly aerodynamic, with a drag coefficient of just 0.21 Cd. The company also said that the car will have a 0-100 kmph time of less than 4 seconds, and will have a range of over 500 km on a single charge. The car will also feature an all-glass roof, and ADAS functionality, and will be followed by 5 more electric cars. Ola Electric will have two separate platforms underpinning its upcoming 6 cars, and the cars will be built in its upcoming 200-acre EV factory.
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