The Latest Breaking News from Ola

Ride-share company Ola will end its operations in Australia after six years, warning customers of the closure in an email.

Telangana Gig and Platform Workers Union launches 'No AC Campaign' due to low per-kilometre rates.

While the industry was dealing with policy uncertainties, a rollback in government subsidy pay-out quantum and litigation, there was a churn in the market share pecking order. Read further on Dynamite News:

Ola Electric has announced the new S1 X 4kWh electric scooter in India, promising extended range for city commuters.

The Karnataka government has introduced a new uniform fare for all cabs in the city, including those operating using aggregator platforms, like Ola and Uber, and traditional city taxis.

First it was rebel groups using abduction for political aims, but in a broken economy collecting ransoms is seen as easy money and now anyone can be a target

Ola Electric has rolled out a major update for its S1 scooters under the new MoveOS 4. New connectivity and AI-powered features await users.

India's startup ecosystem is a vibrant and exciting space, bursting with potential and brimming with success stories.

The Karnataka government plans to launch its own ride-hailing app, similar to Ola and Uber, this year. It is likely to be open for public use by February 2024, said Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy

AP PTD Employees' Union slams RTC mgmt for depriving public of transport facility. Union president blames pandemic, failure to increase buses, app-based services, private bus operators & rulebook violations for declining OR. Urges mgmt to conduct study & take corrective measures to improve patronage.

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