Ola Electric rolls out Hyperdelivery for 4680 Bharat Cell-powered models

Ola Electric on Sunday said it has commenced same-day registration and delivery of its 4680 Bharat Cell-powered vehicles in Bengaluru, marking the latest expansion of its Hyperservice initiative aimed at streamlining the vehicle purchase and ownership experience.

The Bengaluru-based company said in a statement that the Hyperdelivery offering allows customers to complete their purchase either online or at an Ola Electric Store and ride home on a fully registered vehicle on the same day.

The initiative is part of Ola Electric’s broader Hyperservice programme, which the company said is designed to deliver a transparent, convenient and customer-first service experience.

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Earlier this year, Ola Electric announced that it had moved its vehicle registration process completely in-house, enabling faster turnaround times.

“Hyperdelivery adds another layer of ease and convenience for customers who want to purchase our vehicles. When we introduced it earlier this year, we completely changed the way Indians bought their vehicles,” a company spokesperson said.

“And today the company starts offering that same ease of ownership for customers who want the 4680 Bharat Cell powered vehicles,” the spokesperson added.

The spokesperson said the company’s direct-to-consumer and vertically integrated operating model had enabled the rollout. “We have been able to do this because of our D2C and vertically integrated model that offers us a massive advantage,” the spokesperson said.

As part of its customer-first Hyperservice framework, Ola Electric recently announced the nationwide rollout of an in-app service appointment feature, allowing customers across India to schedule vehicle servicing through the company’s app.

The company has also announced plans to scale up Hyperservice into an open platform, which it said would redefine electric vehicle servicing in India.