Ola Electric reclaims driver's seat, but TVS and Bajaj stay on its tail

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Overall, registrations remained below the one lakh mark, with 88,215 units recorded in January.

This is a jump from just 18 per cent in December when it had fallen to the third position behind TVS and Bajaj.

The company is set to push volumes once again from April this year, not only with the launch of its electric motorcycles — the only top player to do so — but also with the introduction of mass-market electric two-wheelers for the gig economy.