Ola Electric has quietly removed the Gig and Gig+ electric scooters from its official product lineup, with both models no longer visible on the company’s website. The scooters, aimed at last-mile delivery and commercial users, were unveiled as affordable options with aggressive pricing but never made it to showrooms or customer deliveries, despite initial expectations of a market launch.
Notably, Ola Electric has made no formal announcement regarding the removal of the Gig range. The lack of communication has led industry observers to believe that the project has been shelved or discontinued altogether. The Gig and Gig+ were positioned as bare-bones, utilitarian electric scooters with removable batteries, designed to reduce costs and appeal to fleet operators.
The discontinuation appears to be part of a broader strategic shift at Ola Electric. Over the past several months, the company has delayed or deprioritised multiple lower-cost models while redirecting focus toward newer platforms and premium products, including its upcoming electric motorcycle range. Operational challenges and margin pressures in the budget EV segment may have also influenced the decision.
With the Gig range effectively gone, Ola Electric’s most affordable offerings now sit at a higher price point, leaving a gap in its original plan to dominate the entry-level commercial EV space. Until Ola issues an official statement, the fate of the Gig and Gig+ remains uncertain, marking another quiet exit in India’s
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