As Ola gears up for the launch of electric vehicles under Ola Electric, the company has steered the launch of another portion — Ola Cars, marking its entrance into the pre-owned vehicle retailing space.

While the company is officially yet to remark on this turn of events, the app already has numerous choices for purchasing various cars. It has also has restricted with financial partners for car loans and financing choices.

The company is also giving maintenance and adjusting alternatives to its clients.

Preceding the pandemic in October 2019, Ola launched its self-drive platform called Ola Drive. The startup had then offered the help for a time of a few months. Individuals can avail the facility with a starting security store of Rs 2,000.

While the pandemic had impacted Ola’s versatility business to an extent, in any case, sources inside the company added that it is currently seeing a recuperation of near 70%.

The company had also announced the expansion of its representative investment opportunities (ESOP) pool to Rs 3,000 crore. Ola stated it is also allocating an additional Rs 400 crore worth of stocks to its representatives in the approach its IPO.

Earlier this month Ola Electric and Bank of Baroda marked a 10-year $100 million obligation towards the subsidizing and financial conclusion of Phase I of the Ola Futurefactory — Ola’s global manufacturing center for its electric bikes, according to a press statement from the company. This is one of the largest long haul obligation financing agreements in the Indian electric vehicle industry.

According to the statement, the Futurefactory is at near fulfillment, with the creation trials of the much-awaited Ola Scooter expected to begin soon. The destined to-be-launched Ola Scooter will be manufactured at the Ola Futurefactory, which will also fill in as Ola’s global EV center point for its range of bikes and other bikes.