EV Penny Stock Under Rs 35: The Company Begins Mass Deliveries of Vehicles Powered by Indigenous 4680 Bharat Cell

Ola Electric has commenced mass deliveries of its vehicles powered by the indigenously developed 4680 Bharat Cell, marking a major milestone in India’s electric mobility landscape. Announced on December 7, 2025, in Bengaluru, this achievement positions Ola Electric as the first Indian company to fully own both battery-cell manufacturing and battery-pack production in-house.

The first model to feature the new 4680 Bharat Cell is the S1 Pro+ (5.2kWh). The advanced cell technology enhances safety, boosts performance, and extends driving range, reinforcing Ola’s ambition to localize critical EV components. The scooter is equipped with a 13 kW motor that accelerates from 0–40 kmph in just 2.1 seconds. It delivers an IDC range of 320 km in DIY mode, offering strong performance for city and long-distance riders.

Safety features include dual ABS and disc brakes on both wheels—an industry-first combination in the segment. The S1 Pro+ comes with four riding modes: Hyper, Sports, Normal and Eco. Enhancements in ergonomics include a redesigned seat with premium foam, body-coloured mirrors, rim decals and a newly crafted die-cast aluminium grab handle. Customers can choose from colours such as Jet Black, Passion Red, Porcelain White, Industrial Silver, Stellar Blue and Midnight Blue.

Ola Electric stated that customer excitement for the S1 Pro+ has been “phenomenal,” with rapid deliveries underway. The company expects this development to significantly contribute to India’s goal of becoming a global EV hub. A nationwide rollout is planned as Ola prepares to scale its breakthrough cell technology across its product lineup.

Ola Electric Mobility Limited is widely regarded as India’s leading EV manufacturer, focusing on vertical integration—right from cell innovation to vehicle production. Its manufacturing base, the Ola Futurefactory in Tamil Nadu, is being developed into the country’s largest EV hub, supported by the Bengaluru-based Battery Innovation Centre (BIC). Ola’s R&D operations span India, the UK and the US, strengthening its technological capabilities. The company uses a direct-to-consumer model supported by over 4,000 stores across India, offering one of the largest company-owned automotive retail networks.

The stock price of the company is trading at Rs 34.6 per share, and it is trading near its 52-week low.

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.